indigenous peoples

This Tribe Is Reclaiming Its Land — And It Starts With 1 Animal

A legacy of land theft thwarts most tribes' efforts to restore wild buffalo. Wind River Indian Reservation has crafted a unique solution.
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Indigenous Author Tommy Orange Digs Into Our Past — So We Can Embrace Who We Are Today

In his new novel, Orange's characters reveal how intergenerational trauma can manifest.
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Issa López Went To A Dark Place To Helm ‘True Detective’

The showrunner of HBO’s chilling new season worked to earn the blessing of the Inuit, as it deals with Indigenous femicide. She also unlocked her own trauma.
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I Got Spiritually Love Bombed

"He told me that when he first saw me walk into the room, his spirit called mine to him."
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Lily Gladstone Speaks On Using She/They Pronouns To Connect To Indigenous Heritage

The "Killers of the Flower Moon" star has Blackfeet and Nez Perce heritage and grew up on a Native American reservation until she was 10.
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This Indigenous Restaurateur Knows All Too Well That Women Need More Credit For Their Work

Dana Thompson was known for partnering with Sean Sherman, aka The Sioux Chef, but now she's branching out on her own.
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'I Have Never Lied': Buffy Sainte-Marie Pushes Back On Probe Into Indigenous Ancestry

The singer's family background was questioned in an October report by CBC.
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The Fentanyl Crisis Is Worse For This Vulnerable Community — And It's About Time We Paid Attention

The opioid crisis has plagued the U.S. for almost a decade — and for vulnerable populations such as Native Americans, the devastation goes largely ignored.
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'Killers Of The Flower Moon' Has 1 Key Difference From The Book

Martin Scorsese’s crucial change to his epic new film makes the story more honest.
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Land Grabs Have Modernized — But They’re Just As Violent As They've Always Been

New research quantifies the constant violation of Indigenous communities' rights.
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