Here's today's news about Native Americans
Native Americans Criticize Bush Silence on Shootings In the wake of the second deadliest school shooting in U.S. history, Native Americans are voicing anger that President Bush has had nothing to say about the tragedy.
A Short Historical Genealogical Background for Native Americans In 1492, the time that some of the Europeans arrived in the Americas, the Native Americans numbered about seven million people living north of the Rio Grande.
Native Americans hope to open cultural center in central IA Native Americans hope to open cultural center in central IA by Tim Harwood, KKRF, Stuart A Native American group is hoping it can open a cultural support center in central Iowa this year.
Blessing of Oregon cemetery honors Native Americans buried there A dedication service at a small historic cemetery in Oregon's rural Willamette River Valley honored early settlers and Native Americans who are buried there.
New Michigan Facility Tailors Treatment for Native Americans A new behavioral health center will provide substance abuse treatment and domestic violence treatment specifically for Native Americans in the Saginaw Chippewa Tribe.
DAVID T. BEITO: American Indians or Native Americans? "The one thing I've always maintained is that I'm an American Indian. I'm not politically correct. Everyone who's born in the Western Hemisphere is a Native American. We are all Native Americans." Russell Means.
Native Americans Wanted to Represent South Dakota Native Americans Wanted to Represent the State The North American Indigenous League is looking for a team made up of Native American Athletes to make up a team representing South Dakota in Denver.
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