Man’s Best Friend as Embraced by Native American Indians by Kylee Carter

In fact, it has been estimated that there were already more than 300,000 domesticated dogs in the USA by the time the first explorers arrived from Europe.

FeaturedLast Real IndiansJanuary 10, 2022Dogs, Native authors, Native Americans, Last Real Indians

White by Design: The United States’ Long Enduring History of Family Separation: A Call for Intervention by Oriel María Siu, PhD

Deportation as a tool for controlling and removing people of color from –and within– U.S. territory is nothing new. The act of forcibly removing and separating non-white families, making people of color disposable, unwanted, and deportable, dates back to the very birth of this nation.

FeaturedLast Real IndiansDecember 14, 2020Oriel María Siu, Last Real Indians, Boarding school, slavery, Mexico, Christianity, holocaust, genocide, Colonization, Colonialism, 1492, bison, Native Americans, Black