Ward Churchill
Vine Deloria
Diane Glancy
Tsalagi (Cherokee)

BUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRS SITE

Bureau of Indian Affairs Funding Cuts (1996)
Bureau of Indian Affairs Loses Track of 2.4 billion
GAO Report on the BIA
Bury My Heart In Committee
300,000 Thousand Indians Sue The Federal Government...
Join the campaign to hold the Bureau of Indian Affairs accountable...
Rogue Bureaucracy- Updated regularly
Stealing From Indians - Inside the Bureau of Indian Affairs, an Expose of Corruption, Massive Fraud and Justice Denied... by David L. Henry....download for free

Wake Up, Danville - Please respond to the people of Danville, VT, the home of the racist sports mascot "The Danville Indians."
Wal-Mart Ravage in Tennessee...
"Thanksgiving" '97 assault...
AOL and Barbie
Acknowledge L. Frank Baum's (author of The Wizard of Oz) Genocidal Declarations
Greenfield Site September 9, 1996 Update
Holding the BIA Responsible - An Impossible Dream?
Medals of dis-Honor - An email campaign has been initiated so as to force the U.S. Government to rescind the twenty medals of dis-Honor awarded participants in the Massacre at Wounded Knee.
National Site of Genocide...a call for designation thereof.
Stealing Nevada
South Dakota Governor Proposes Restrictions on Native Use of Public Land
Stop Nebraskan Barretts' Attack On The Lakota
Mohican Victory at Leeds Flat Updated 10.10.96

Dark Response...or Evolution?
Ebola...The Slate Wiper
Part One
Part Two
Part Three

Amazon.com First Nations Satellite Bookstore
Medals of dis-Honor and Shame T-Shirts
Charlie Silverwater's art...
Stealing From Indians...

Manifest Destiny and Western Canada: A Critical Re-evaluation of the Geopolitical Objectives of the United States Government's Northern Plains Indian Wars of the 1860s and 1870s, and their Encompassing Historical Contexts.

The Coree Are Not Extinct!

Washita: Genocide on the Great Plains
    Chapter Two,
    Chapter Three,
    Chapter Four,
    Conclusion
    Implications

Education World Award winning site..., ...Awesome Library Star Rating

Daniel N. Paul, Journalist, consultant, member of the Mi'kmaq Nation and author of the book, "We Were Not The Savages."

The Squamish Nation Network - The Squamish Nation is comprised of Salish peoples who are descendants of the aboriginal peoples who lived in the present day Greater Vancouver area; Gibson's landing and Squamish River watershed. The Squamish Nation have occupied and governed their territory since beyond recorded history.

Ron Honyouti, Hopi Katsina Doll Carver - Ronald Honyouti, the youngest of the four Honyouti brothers, is a world renowned artist who has lived most of his life on the Hopi reservation. His father, Clyde, and older brother Brian, gave him the aspiration to begin carving. Ronald has won numerous awards for his carvings. This site also has a good reference page listing books on Hopi art, culture and history.

The Reservation Boarding School System was a war in disguise. It was a war between the United States government and the children of the First People of this land. Its intention was that of any war, elimination of the enemy.

To the white pioneer and his government, education of Indians was a convenient, and at the time, attractive adjunct to the efforts to "settle" this land. To these white Christian people and the ersatz Indian educators, to "kill the Indian, save the man" was an appealing as well as justified idea.

"When I go home I'm going to talk Indian" A personal story by Carol M. Hodgson.

Hampton Normal & Agricultural Institute: American Indian Students (1878-1923) Personal Accounts written by students and student lists by name and Tribal affiliation.

A student organization at the University of North Dakota, is committed to fighting racism and the systems which make it possible. One such system is the very school name of UND, the "Fighting Sioux."

To state that there is a worthy "tradition" and heritage in the name, and that it should thus be kept, is to enforce the notion of the heritage of racism against Native peoples and the tradition of keeping them only as a mascot.

BRIDGES, therefore, would like to see the removal of the "Fighting Sioux" logo, name, and moniker from the University of North Dakota, and be replaced with symbols and imagery that all UND members can be proud of.

NCIDC is a non-profit organization founded in 1976 to meet the social, educational, and economic development needs of American Indian communities and for the conservation and preservation of cultural, historic, and traditional resources and sites. NCIDC operates a fine Arts Gallery and Gift Boutique featuring the best of American Indian Artist's and their work, with emphasis placed on the work of the Tribes of N.W. California.

Hiding Genocide: The National Museum of the American Indian (NMAI).

"Once upon a time there were two open spaces for museums on the National Mall. African Americans coveted a space as did Hispanic, Jewish and Native Americans. Many interest groups, from Veterans to the D.A.R., also wanted the rare spaces. Congress in its wisdom awarded one site to a very politically powerful (and deserving) Jewish applicant and another to the very politically powerful Smithsonian Institution, their 'keeper of the loot.'

Then the "fool the Indian" process began and it proved to be very easy. Just put an Indian face on it (out of the vast Smithsonian collection) and it magically becomes an "Indian" project. With a shamans wave, shape changes and crypt-worms become our friends, close enough to be Indian-endorsed as keepers of our precious past and tellers of our history."

White privilege

"Here's what white privilege sounds like: I'm sitting in my University of Texas office, talking to a very bright and very conservative white student about affirmative action in college admissions, which he opposes and I support. The student says he wants a level playing field with no unearned advantages for anyone. I ask him whether he thinks that being white has advantages in the United States. Have either of us, I ask, ever benefited from being white in a world run mostly by white people? Yes, he concedes, there is something real and tangible we could call white privilege."

More Thoughts On Why The System Of White Privilege Is Wrong

Killing the White Man's Indian - A review

"I have just finished my first reading of 'The Indians Are Getting Uppity.' I am stunned by its power, clarity, and cumulative intensity. This should not be labelled a 'book review.' It's a piece of critical issue analysis which is written so effectively that it belongs alongside Matthiessen, Churchill, and DeLoria. I wish it had been available when I was teaching; what a counterforce to racial stereotyping and shallow racist thinking it is! I'm struck, too, by your calm reasonableness throughout. Your research makes your message irrefutable, your words drop like boulders into a quiet lake. May the ripples spread everywhere forever! I'm very proud to know you, Ilze. This is a great day!"

Stan Gibson

Who cares about this stuff?

As a high school student I was always annoyed by students who would ask: Why do we have to learn this stuff [history] anyway? We learn history so we don't repeat our mistakes. This is the common answer that my teachers, my father, and just about any other adult would give. This answer made perfect sense to me then, and I easily accepted it. In high school, students learn about the Nazi-Holocaust, and rightfully so. Information abounds regarding this topic. However, my teachers never taught me that our country has a Holocaust of its own (actually there are two; one killing 40 to 60,000,000 Africans, and one killing 100,000,000 Native Red Peoples).

Hitler himself often expressed his admiration for the expediency in which the American Christians removed the Native Americans and gave them mass graves like the one in Wounded Knee, South Dakota.

Slavery in Early Louisiana - "This is a story of Indian and African resistance to white colonial rule in Louisiana during the earliest days of French occupation."
Tribal Voice...a commentary by Paula Giese
500 Years Of Hate Crimes
Is the Fort Laramie Treaty still active?
A Look At The Indian Health Service Policy Of Sterilization, 1972-1976
Comments on a Lakota Declaration of Sovereignty
Dead IndiansAre The Best Indians...
Dead Indians, Live Indians, etc...
Ethnic Cleansing...Dawes Style
Getting to the Point of the Treaty Relationship
He Who Holds The Pen...
Listening To Native America...
"I thought of him as an enemy."
Scalping analysis...
Ta' Shunke Witko photo...
Travelling The Spiritual Path: Native American Spiritual Freedom
Marias Massacre...
Montana v. Crow (Questions regarding a major First Nations/Wasichu water rights decision)
Mount Rushmore's Sculptor Had A Dream For The Lakota
Mount Rushmore, Wasichu Graffiti
The Lakota Student Alliance's Statement Regarding Mt. Rushmore and the Black Hills ...12.2.97
Show Me The Way Alone Wolf
Washita: Genocide on the Great Plains
We must do...the necessary thinking for them.(Comments on the First Nations/Wasichu relationship)
The Passing of Elders
To Shout Into The Wind (First Nations sovereignty)
Wasichu's Continuing Gall...aka the "United States Buffalo Nickel Act of 1995"
What's Happening Here?
Mean Streets
When Spiritual Teaching Turns Into Cultural Theft

"...findings reveal a disturbing picture of American Indian involvement in crime as both victims and offenders. The rate of violent victimization estimated from responses by American Indians is well above that of other U.S. racial or ethnic subgroups and is more than twice as high as the national average. This disparity in the rates of violence affecting American Indians occurs across age groups, housing locations, income groups, and sexes."

Sobriety Mailing List

The Indian Wars are Not Over...

See the Dewey Beard postcard at "A Massacre Survivor speaks"

See the Dewey Beard portrait.

Wounded Knee, A Wound That Won't Heal Did the Army Attempt To Coverup the Massacre of Prisoners of War?
Aberdeen Touts A Racist
Wokiksuye Canpe Opi...a site dedicated to rescindment of the "medals of dis-Honor."
A Call to Assist the Elders
A Massacre, A Tribal Park, A Farce...
A Massacre Survivor Speaks...
Acknowledge L. Frank Baum's (author of The Wizard of Oz) Genocidal Declarations
Attack On An Attempt To Hold Baum Accountable For Genocidal Declarations
Black Hills Thievery Renewed
Bringing Lost Bird Home
Buffalo Nickle Act
Dr. Wagner's Wounded Knee Testimony
Medals of dis-Honor
...more Medals of dis-Honor
Lieutenant Bascom Gets His Due..
Medals of dis-Honor - An email campaign has been initiated so as to force the U.S. Government to rescind the twenty medals of dis-Honor awarded participants in the Massacre at Wounded Knee. Your help is solicited...an input form is provided for your convenience
Heroes of Wounded Knee Creek - 1890
So proudly the Army displays it's flag with over 170 battle streamers at the Pentagon, White House, West Point Military Academy, museums and Army posts throughout the world. The Pine Ridge battle streamer has the highest number of Congressional Medals of (dis)Honor (20) of all the streamers...
Use of the Army Flag at EPA Events: The September 1999 directive from the EPA Office of Civil Rights, and the memorandum from The American Indian Advisory Committee.
Medal Rescindment Comments
The Medals of Wounded Knee
Chronology of Events Leading Up to the 1890 Wounded Knee Massacre
U.S. Senate Testimony - Wounded Knee Survivors Association , September 1990
Article in the Dec. 17, 1890 issue of the St. Louis Republic, St. Louis, Missouri - "The death of Sitting Bull removes one of the obstacles to civilization...He was a greasy savage..."
Putting Enemy Heads On Pikes
Senator McCain Responds to the Rescindment Petition
My Response to McCain
Sitting Bull, In Memory
Twisted Footnotes to Wounded Knee
Commentary on Twisted Footnotes
The Murder of the Wind of Peace
Who Should We Believe?
Wasichu Sculptress Proposes Wounded Knee Memorial
Wounded Knee ...Are We About To Do It Again?
Wounded Knee Landowners Reply to Wasichu...