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And all of the people at the California Historical society and all of the people who work for making this event possible. Before we begin, i just want to remind you that you are in Indian Country. You are sitting in Indian Country right now. When you walk out these doors, after this presentation, you will be in Indian Country. No matter where you go in this hemisphere, you will be in Indian Country. Why . Square virtually every inch of the americans is the ancestral homeland of the of the indian...

When you walk out these doors, after this presentation, you will be in indian country. No matter where you go in this hemisphere, you will be in indian country. Why . Because virtually every square inch of the americans is the ancestral homeland of the american of the indian people. This ceremony continued until just before dawn, illuminated by central fire, celebrants moved in ancient rhythm. The rhythms clamshell necklaces the womens clamshell necklaces clicking gently against their heavy shel...

Foundation 2 Crisis Services celebrated the opening of its new headquarters after a $5.4 million renovation of the Witwer Building at 305 Second Ave. SE in downtown Cedar Rapids. It “legitimizes crisis response for the critical service it is,” CEO Emily Blomme said.

By Jessica Silverio, Feb. 20, 2024 Beyond the academic classrooms and modern architecture of Cal Poly Pomona lies a deeper narrative of the land’s original inhabitants, the Tongva tribe, who once thrived upon its very soil. Long before the university's existence, the Tongva people thrived on this land, leaving behind a cultural imprint that continues

Are Asian Americans increasingly falling on the side of racial justice only when it benefits us?

To California authorities during the Gold Rush, Joaquin Murrieta was an outlaw; to Mexicans, he was a symbol of defiance of U.S. oppression.

RENO, Nev. – Marbles will be just one of many collecting categories in a five-day Don’t Lose Your Marbles Auction planned for Thursday to Monday, May 16th thru 20th by Holabird Western ...

Immigrants have long provided labor in the U.S. from building the railroads to scientific advancements to Hollywood.

<p>Anti-Chinese racism and violence has always been part of the nightmare underside of the California dream. </p>

Take a history lesson as we travel through Northern California.