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Of thanksgiving. As we come to the National Holiday of thanksgiving, we know that there is a lot of mythology we grew up with about what happened on that first thanksgiving. Today, we have for you a scholar that is tried to look at what really happened at that time and put the history of against the mythology to talk to us about what is the real story during that time . David silverman is a professor of history at jude George Washington university. You got your masters from william and mary. Tha...

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Tribal nations in New York are being asked to participate in a review of artwork representing Indigenous peoples on display in the state’s capitol building. Governor Kathy Hochul announced the new initiative on January 9, included in her annual report of the “state of the state” to the legislature. “All New Yorkers should feel welcome and respected when visiting the State Capitol,” the governor’s 181-page steering document for her 2024 agenda reads.

Gov. Kathy Hochul has ordered a review of art in the Capitol that shows Native Americans, often in ways that glorify violence against Indigenous people.

On May 24, 1626, one of the most famous real estate transactions in history took place: the director-general of New Netherland, a colony of the United Provinces of the Netherlands located in the northeast of America, bought the island called Manhattan from the Lenni-Lenape Indians for sixty florins.

Kurlanskys Cod has plenty to tell us about fishing the Maritimes

During my three weeks travelling through the eastern provinces, I liked everybody – because everybody liked me, writes Anthony Peregrine I’d just come...

During my three weeks travelling through the eastern provinces, I liked everybody – because everybody liked me

A leaf out of a much-loved 550-year-old chivalric classic — one of the first books printed in England — is the latest addition to Western University’s…

Pilgrims still flock to the North American Martyrs’ Shrines, where collectively six clerics and two lay people were killed.