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Thanksgiving Native American communities - Vimarsana News

Thanksgiving Native American communities

As a way to learn about Native American history, Tuscarora shares how Thanksgiving is observed.

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'It's home': The saga of two Dakota Sioux reservations, born of injustice, but enduring cultural homelands - Vimarsana News

'It's home': The saga of two Dakota Sioux reservations, born of injustice, but enduring cultural homelands

Spirit Lake Reservation in North Dakota and Lake Traverse Reservation, which is mostly in South Dakota but extends into North Dakota, are Dakota Sioux reservations. Their stories illustrate why reservations were created -- originally with the intent to assimilate natives into mainstream society, but persist as vital places to preserve native culture and traditions and to enable self-determination.

Student testimonies next step in Native boarding schools investigation - Vimarsana News

Student testimonies next step in Native boarding schools investigation

Interior Secretary Deb Haaland is visiting Oklahoma as part of her investigation into the traumatic legacy of Native American boarding schools.

Lumbee Indian tribe artist quilted new Native regalia tradition - Vimarsana News

Lumbee Indian tribe artist quilted new Native regalia tradition

The Lumbee's distinctive tribal regalia is only a generation old. The artist, seamstress and first wearer tell the story of creating a new tradition.

19th century journal foreshadows effect of colonization, neglect on Native American public health - Vimarsana News

19th century journal foreshadows effect of colonization, neglect on Native American public health

A 19th century episode at Fort Clark marks just one early chapter in Native American public health history — a story that’s been marred for centuries by poor health outcomes that have outpaced the rest of the country. Native Americans have played quiet roles throughout American medical history, though rarely as healthy survivors.