Oneida Indians News Today

In Stockbridge, the process was imperfect and the result unfortunate. It was not in the town meeting that matters unraveled, but on Plain Street.

ONEIDA, N.Y. — Army veteran Sam Reeder of Munnsville has found fellowship at Oneida VFW Post 169 following his service. Now he’s paying it back through a mentoring program sponsored through Madison County’s Community Action Program. CAP offers services that include Early Head Start to help prepare children under age three for school and Kinship […]

It has often been said, “Peace through Strength,” in order to maintain peace a nation must have a strong military capability.

In “The Hidden Roots of White Supremacy,” Robert P. Jones explores the harmful legacy of a 15th-century Christian doctrine used to justify expansion and colonization in the New World.

Vernon Downs harness track, racino will close without tax break owner Jeff Gural says

The Board of Regents of the State Education Department has affirmed that school districts across New York State need to remove any Indigenous names, logos or mascots.

Catholic Church doctrine was used to justify the world’s largest land grab and the resulting colonialism. It had an outsized role in shaping the United States and other countries of the New World.

Some observers believe that Conestogas who survived the 1763 massacre in Lancaster — largely by intermingling previously with the Iroquois of New York — have carried on the Conestoga/Susquehannock bloodline

A map from 1792 that shows parcels that make up the Onondaga Nation territory covers all of Syracuse, Onondaga County and other local towns and villages. Put in historical perspective, it sheds light on illegal treaties that took the land from indigenous people, reducing the reservation size to a small fraction of what it was.

In 1861, more than 100 Uticans who say they oppose slavery stop Susan B. Anthony and 25 abolitionists from meeting, saying they fear violence.