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My Experience as an Eastern Shoshone M.D.-Ph.D. Student - Vimarsana News

My Experience as an Eastern Shoshone M.D.-Ph.D. Student

  As I write this, I sit at the American Indian Resource Center — the only space where many Native American students feel a sense of community on campus — located in Officers Circle. I stare across the field at the Fort Douglas Military Museum, which contains a memorial for Colonel Patrick Edward Connor, a...

Shoshone gather on somber anniversary of Bear River Massacre - Vimarsana News

Shoshone gather on somber anniversary of Bear River Massacre

The Northwestern Band of Shoshone marked a somber day Monday on the anniversary of the single deadliest attack on Native Americans in the history of the west.

New radio documentary tells the story of the Irish man who led the Bear River Massacre - Vimarsana News

New radio documentary tells the story of the Irish man who led the Bear River Massacre

160 years ago, 200 soldiers of the Union army marched out from their fort at Salt Lake City Utah, and engaged the Native American Shoshone tribe at its winter encampment at Bear River in what is present-day Idaho. 

California's Own Reparations - Chronicles - Vimarsana News

California's Own Reparations - Chronicles

California is at the forefront of the plan to grant reparations to blacks for slavery and discrimination. The state's published plan to pay up to $800 billion makes no sense, especially since California entered the Union as a free state.

California's Own Reparations - Chronicles - Vimarsana News

California's Own Reparations - Chronicles

California is at the forefront of the plan to grant reparations to blacks for slavery and discrimination. The state's published plan to pay up to $800 billion makes no sense, especially since California entered the Union as a free state.