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Indigenous populations in the U.S. were systematically being stripped of their cultures. Then in WWII, the government discovered the tactical advantages of the Comanche language.
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Darren Parry, the former chairman of the Shoshone tribe, explains how Thanksgiving can serve as a reevaluation of values.
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With funding from the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH), the Natural History Museum of Utah is working with Utah Native tribal members to enrich the understanding of indigenous history and culture.
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Prior to the Indian Child Welfare Act, 80% of Native families living on reservations lost at least one child to the foster care system. 85% of those children were placed outside of the family and community, even when willing and able family members were available.
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On this episode, we talk about a food associated now with Oklahoma but which has its origins in earlier indigenous communities in North America, and which is often featured at events such as regional powwows or fairs.
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As part of a social media campaign, they are highlighting Utah places whose names come from Indigenous languages.
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Storytelling is vital to many Indigenous cultures, but preserving oral traditions can be challengingHumans share knowledge through storytelling – historians retell the events of the past, scientists present narratives of their experiments. For many…
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Earlier this year, as one of the last acts of President Donald Trump’s administration, the 1776 Commission released a report on what should be done to…
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As you float down the Colorado River from Glen Canyon Dam to Lake Mead you may not realize that river right, the north side of the river, is owned and…