More than a story, more than one history, Oklahoma's role in the chronicles of America cannot be understood without the ...

A White House-issued report says the country’s foremost museums have fallen into “radical, activist ideology,” in part for ...

Haaland spoke with HuffPost about America’s 250th anniversary and how the Fourth of July feels different this year, though ...

Almost 15 years after its conception, Associate Professor of History Linford Fisher’s new book, “Stealing America: The Hidden Story of Indigenous Slavery in U.S. History,” is set for release on April ...

For decades, Americans have marked the second Monday in October as “Columbus Day.” Why Columbus? Because, as my generation learned in school, Columbus “discovered America.” But, of course, he did not.

The people who represent the hundreds of Native American tribes located within the United States have a rich and accomplished history that continues to evolve. Their impact permeates many aspects of ...

One of the few physical representations of Native American history on the University of Massachusetts campus is the statue of Metawampe, a Nonotuck Chief who sold the land of present day Montague to a ...

Since the turn of the 20th century, Native American photographers have taken the representation of their people into their own hands. In “Developing Stories: Native Photographers in the Field,” Russel ...

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Tribal Chairman Greg Sarris opens up about discovering his Native lineage at 30, overcoming exclusion and turning trauma into ...

Autumn, the beginning of the school year, is the cruelest season for Native American students in the United States. Between sports games where entire crowds chant about “redskins” and other school ...