For our latest podcast, I interviewed Stephen Kantrowitz of the University of Wisconsin about his new book Citizens of a Stolen Land: A Ho-Chunk History of the Nineteenth-Century United States..
I always look just a little askance on the desire to push back documented Native American habitation of the Americas farther than the evidence takes it, because while I support.
We have to be very careful when dealing with the intersection of tribal rights and the need for a green energy infrastructure. We also have to be careful to not.
A Ho-Chunk woman stretching a deerhide as part of the tanning process, 1880
With Biden quite attuned to Native demands over land management, there is a very good chance that another 1.1 million acres of land in Arizona will receive permanent protection from.
For our latest podcast, we interview Erika Bsumek, Professor of History at the University of Texas, about her brand new book The Foundations of Glen Canyon Dam: Infrastructures of Dispossession.
I mentioned before about the ProPublica series to expose the nation's terrible history of displaying indigenous remains. Here's another fun entry! So when Dickson prepared his property to plant an.
In 1862, President Lincoln ordered the largest mass execution in American history, ending the Dakota War. This grotesque event gets even worse. At the end of the executions, the bodies.
