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The revision process for the state's social studies standards is delayed for a year after Native American educators and parents protested an initial draft. Secretary of Education Tiffany Sanderson explains why the process is starting over. Host Jackie Hendry visits a Native Studies classroom at Whittier Middle School in Sioux Falls. Plus other stories from SDPB's team of reporters.

The lecture explored the representation of Black and Indigenous peoples in relation to physical landscapes in North America.

Indigenous soldiers were generally treated as equals in the ranks, though there were exceptions. But when they returned home, they found little had changed.

Indigenous soldiers were generally treated as equals in the ranks, though there were exceptions. But when they returned home, they found little had changed.

The revelations about Dr. Carrie Bourassa’s claims to Indigeneity were, in retrospect, not especially surprising to those of us who research Indigenous identity. 

An open letter to Duke University from the Duke Native American Student Alliance explains how they’ve failed to support Indigenous students

WSU will host various events in November in honor of Native American Heritage Month, culminating with the 16th Annual Native Symposium. The theme is Illuminating Native Voices.

Weeklong event promotes education, fun

Essay Sample: English is widespread around the world and its dominance is colossal. Indeed, it is spoken as a second or foreign language by an estimated 1.75 billion

Canada's pointless prime minister is a vacuous, self-aggrandising, borderline despot incapable of even keeping up the pretence he cares a jot about the people unfortunate enough to be governed by the privileged charlatan. Just weeks post federal...