Report: Economy Failing Because U.S.
Built On Ancient Indian Burial Grounds
Report: Economy Failing Because U.S.
Built On Ancient Indian Burial Grounds
Thru July 13 AL·TER·NA·TIVE: Frank Buffalo Hyde Exhibit AL·TER·NA·TIVE is a solo exhibition featuring a collection of paintings and sculptures from artist Frank Buffalo Hyde (Onondaga/Niimíipuu/Nez Perce). Vivid and pop-culture saturated, his work reflects on the commodification of American Indian culture, and the assertive roles for Native American identity in the contemporary world. Frank’s work […]
By Mordecai Specktor PolyMet scheme hits another snag In late November, an administrative law judge issued a report that recommended that the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) deny a “Permit to Mine” for the proposed NorthMet copper-nickel mine in northeastern Minnesota. This is a victory for the Fond du Lac Band and environmentalists that […]
By Dan Ninham Rizal Agaton Howes is an enrolled Muscogee and a descendant of the Fond du Lac Ojibwe. His Ojibwe name is giniwens, meaning little golden eagle. He is a junior at Cloquet Senior High School in Cloquet, Minnesota and is a varsity soccer athlete for the Lumberjacks. During Agaton Howes varsity tenure, the […]
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