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Indigenous Peoples
Native People Urge Politicians to Stop Instrumentalizing Their Identities
A panel of Indigenous writers and activists discuss Sen. Elizabeth Warren's recent DNA test.
Native Women Are Running for Office in Record Numbers
Three Native women are running for governor, and 31 are running for seats in state legislatures.
North Dakota Republicans Want to Disenfranchise Thousands of Native Voters
The Supreme Court has ruled it will allow the state of North Dakota to enforce a new voter ID requirement.
Connection to Mother Earth Compels Indigenous Women to Protect It
Native women are striving for a bright horizon.
The Link Between Human Trafficking and Dirty Energy in Minnesota
The Line 3 Pipeline is a threat to Indigenous women, girls and Two Spirit people.
Colonizing Histories and Rebranding Pocahontas
The National Museum of the American Indian does not do justice to the complexities of Native American people.
Native Vote Could Determine Outcome of Senate Race in Montana
One of the country’s most-watched Senate races could be determined by Montana’s Native voters.
An International Court Is Investigating Mass Expulsion of Indigenous Islanders
The people of Chagos struggle relentlessly to reclaim islands that the US and UK stole for a military base.
Equality and Territory: The Common Struggle of Indigenous Women in the Andes
If Indigenous territory is encroached upon, their very existence is jeopardized.
Indigenous Authorities Unite Against Corruption Debacle in Guatemala
An important anti-corruption commission is under threat from the central government.