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  • The fatal David Croud incident by Robert Boone, Reader Weekly  October 31, 2005
    The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension (MBCA) is investigating witness allegations that police were un-necessarily aggressive and bloodied Croud’s face against a stone wall during the arrest and that an electroshock weapon was deployed against Croud after he was restrained and in police custody. The MBCA has interviewed eight police officers so far in it’s investigation.
  •  Voting rights violated in South Dakota October 31, 2005
    PIERRE, SD - A county in South Dakota has been found in violation of the Voting Rights Act because of redistricting that keeps American Indian voters in the ...

  • Indian numbers swell October 31, 2005
    ... Montana's American Indian population is expected to double in the next 25 years, and an explosive birth rate is driving that growth.

  • NCAI convention hits Tulsa October 31, 2005
    Thousands of American Indian tribal representatives are in Tulsa now for the National Congress of American Indians 62nd annual Convention and Trade Show.

  • Summit looks at school racism October 30, 2005
    ... Tanner, a member of the district's American Indian Parent Advisory Committee, said some school policies are not sensitive to the practices of different cultures

  • Indian symbols: Pride or prejudice October 30, 2005
    ... that process, no one would be happier than Vernon Bellecourt of the Anishinabe Ojibwe Nation, national representative of the American Indian Movement and ...

  • Croud vigil held October 29, 2005
    ... protest police brutality. David Croud, 29, died Oct. 18, six days after a confrontation with police in downtown Duluth. "I believe ...

  • Candidates at large October 29, 2005
    ... gaffes. One of those was Bergson's comment in support of police officers involved in the arrest of David Croud, an American Indian. ...
     

  • For more information October 29, 2005
    ... The Duluth American Indian Commission is scheduled to meet at 5 pm Monday to receive an update on the investigation into David Croud's death and to learn what ...

  • Newcomb: John Locke and Indian country October 28, 2005
    ... to continue being in what John Locke called ''a ... Steven Newcomb is the Indigenous Law Research Coordinator at ... College and a columnist for Indian Country Today.

  • A return to the Corps of Discovery route October 28, 2005
    ... Burns' filmography includes ''The Civil War,'' ''Baseball,'' ''Lewis and Clark: The Journey of the Corps of Discovery'' and 17 other documentaries
     

  • Candidates at large October 27, 2005
    ... gaffes. One of those was Bergson's comment in support of police officers involved in the arrest of David Croud, an American Indian. ...

  •  Agents to present Croud reports October 27, 2005
    ... "The St. Louis County Medical Examiner's Department has performed an autopsy and preliminary investigation into the death of Mr. David Croud. ...

  • Bad water results in evacuation of Indians October 27, 2005
    ... Government authorities began an emergency airlift Wednesday to ... of the reserve, a riverbank community of about ... Local Cree leaders have long complained about the ...

  • An unburied treasure October 27, 2005
    Last week's stormy weather uncovered what experts said may be an important early American Indian burial site at Indian Island County Park in Riverhead. ...

  • Judge strikes down commissioner districts October 26, 2005
    ... In this case, American Indian voters filed a lawsuit alleging that the county commissioner districts were improper because they violated the constitutional ...

  • Indian hospital funds run out quickly October 26, 2005
    RAPID CITY - A board of tribal chairmen representing American Indian people from South Dakota, North Dakota, Nebraska and Iowa wants more health funding for ...
     

  • “Thousands of Native children being left behind” October 26, 2005
    ... “The Indian voice is heard less and less in this discussion as the Native American community is only beginning to understand the impact, the consequences of ...

  • Burial site discovered in Riverhead October 26, 2005
    Last week's stormy weather uncovered what experts said may be an important early American Indian burial site at Indian Island County Park in Riverhead. ...

  • Indian health care addressed October 26, 2005
    ... Indian Child and Family Conference, a gathering of state and tribal social workers that focused on helping providers better serve American Indian children. ...

  • Tribal council suspends president October 26, 2005
    KYLE, SD - The Oglala Sioux Tribal Council suspended President Cecelia Fire Thunder on Tuesday while a hearing is scheduled to look into complaints against her ...

  • Hopis optimistic over plant staying open October 25, 2005
    Soaring natural gas prices and energy demands are pressuring Southern California Edison to keep the Mohave Generating Station operating, the Hopi Tribe is

  • Senators host discussion with tribal leaders October 25, 2005
    Tribal leaders representing many of Oregon’s Native American interests spoke about economic, healthcare and education concerns to Oregon’s senators and US ...

  • Indians overcharged on mortgages October 25, 2005
    WASHINGTON - American Indian and Alaska Native borrowers were nearly twice as likely to be overcharged for home purchases last year - but only half as likely

  • Parks strive to improve tours October 25, 2005
    ... But the story of the same area, told by an American Indian, may include such human details as the story of a major event that took place - and according to ...

  • Indigenous people come together  October 24, 2005
    ... The successes of the Chiapas Media Project are being closely watched by American Indian tribes as a possible means of providing education to the American

  • News from the Southwest October 24, 2005
    OSLO, Norway - Leaders of the Navajo Nation were honored with the 2005 Nuclear-Free Future Award at the Nobel Institute, along with representatives of Vanuatu ...

  • HDTV crew films Navajo Code Talkers' visit October 24, 2005
    Touching the microphone as if checking the sound system, Navajo Code Talker Albert Smith gently whispered into it a complex series of sounds before beginning

  • The Blue Tint of Indian Country October 24, 2005
    ... I believe, have taken some of the leading steps forward for Indian country," says Janine Pease, a Crow Indian and vice president for American Indian Affairs at

  • Where to start with Indian ed? October 23, 2005
    ... Chambers at the state Capitol to hear from those who have pushed the state to adhere to legal mandates requiring the teaching of American Indian culture and

  • More minorities attending ASU October 22, 2005
    ... This year's minority student enrollment increased by more than 20 percent. The greatest increase was among Native American students - 16 percent

  • Forum focuses on cultural differences October 22, 2005
    ... members came to the North Dakota Heritage Center Thursday evening to share stories of differences at a community forum on the American Indian's experience in

  • Tribes smart to start tourism campaign October 22, 2005
    ... Part of that is a lack of organization. Part of it is a lack of services on some reservations, such as Pine Ridge. But anything will help.

  • Skull Valley's nerve gas neighbors October 21, 2005
    SKULL VALLEY GOSHUTE NATION, Utah - The Nuclear Regulatory Commission has approved a license for a nuclear storage facility on Skull Valley Goshute tribal land ...
     

  • Wilma meant fun back in the Stone Age October 21, 2005
    ... And Wilma Mankiller, former principal chief of the Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma, is known as one of the most powerful Native American leaders in history.

  • Men fined for damaging ancient pit October 21, 2005
    A federal judge in Nashville has sentenced a second Kentucky man to one year of probation for excavating and damaging an ancient Native American fire pit in a

  • Grave excavations continue at Kentland Farm October 21, 2005
    ... Cook, who is an associate professor of American Indian and Appalachian studies at Tech, said the purpose of Saturday's events is to expose the local community

  • Museum's future uncertain October 21, 2005
    ... from the unreserved, undesignated fund to replace the heating and cooling system, but with only $170,000 currently in the fund, the Navajo Nation Council ...
     

  • Kindergarten program has impressive results; officials want ... October 21, 2005
    ... School officials said that in many cases, students who have been raised speaking Navajo, for example, have a hard time catching up with students who have been

  • Man in racism dispute dies October 20, 2005
    ... Members of the American Indian community are calling for an outside investigation of his death, possibly involving the American Civil Liberties Union or

  • INDN's List seeks Native candidates October 20, 2005
    ... Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party and a member of the Minneapolis School Board; and Jill Sherman-Warne, California's Native American Heritage commissioner and the

  •  El Paso and Navajo pipeline lease expires October 20, 2005
    ... ''El Paso simply wants to return the Navajo Nation to the earlier times when rights-of-way over Native American lands were granted by the United States for

  • No more living in a shack for elder October 20, 2005
    ... Funding for the Kinsel home came from the Native American Housing and Self Determination Act block funds in the amount of $45,000 and the New Mexico Housing

  • Makah whaling effort gets a boost October 20, 2005
    ... "Political contributions to his campaign don't in any way affect the way the chairman views Native American issues, and he continues to be a staunch advocate

  • Film festival features Native Americans October 20, 2005
    ... The movie is about Leonard Peltier, an activist for the American Indian Movement who was convicted of killing a federal agent at the Pine Ridge reservation in

  • NCAA rejects Bradley nickname appeal October 20, 2005
    ... "By continuing to use Native American references in nicknames, institutions assume responsibility over an environment they can not fully control," the

  • Cheyenne pact key in coal plans October 19, 2005
    ... to Northern Cheyenne tribal members, protect Cheyenne cultural sites and resources, offer contract opportunities for American Indian-owned businesses, and have

  • Legal battle over battle site October 19, 2005
    GARRYOWEN - A small piece of the historic battlefield where members of the US 7th Cavalry led an ill-fated charge against an American Indian village is at the

  • Chinook land in Klamath waters October 19, 2005
    ... the protected salmon. But downstream American Indian Tribes and commercial fishermen had a different reaction. “We think this

  • Historian pursued Native American rights October 19, 2005
    ... movement of the 1960s and '70s and edited "Red Power: The American Indians' Fight for Freedom" (1971), one of the first books about the American Indian Movement

  • Sand Creek memorial run ignites emotions October 18, 2005
    ... Billy Mills, Olympic gold medalist and founder of Running Strong for American Indian Youth, was with them, as he has been for so many tribal communities.

  • Fire Thunder to rebut criticisms October 18, 2005
    ... The OST Council approved the loan last June. Fire Thunder also has published her enrollment documents with a column in the Lakota Country Times, Bush said

  • Native American event October 18, 2005
    ... Arden’s books on American Indians include “Wisdomkeepers: Meetings with Native American Spiritual Elders;” “Noble Red Man: Lakota Wisdomkeeper Mathew

  • Tribe finishes draft of poverty plan October 17, 2005
    ... a half of gathering ideas from area residents, a committee working on the plan has submitted a draft to the ... The tribe is to submit its final draft by Dec

  • The NCAA’s nickname debate October 17, 2005
    If you thought the NCAA’s dictum against the use of "Native American" nicknames and mascots was, shall we say, a bit over the top, just wait until you hear

  • Straddling the line between two cultures October 16 2005
    ... I was raised by a full-blood," he said. "At conferences, I always hear about 'breeds' being caught between two worlds. I say pick one and go with it

  • Reservations work to increase tourism October 16 2005
    RAPID CITY (AP) - A network formed to help bring tourism to American Indian reservations in South Dakota has launched a new campaign to promote its work

  • City may take 'White' out of its name October 16 2005
    ... The area became known as the White Settlement in the 1840s, when it was surrounded by many American Indian tribes, city officials say.

  • New Twist in Adoption Case October 14, 2005
    Kelly Buffalo wanted to give her son, Braven, up for adoption to a white couple from Indiana. But Native American leaders with the Meskwaki tribe objected

  • Artifacts discovered in survey October 14, 2005
    ... weeks. Along with the archaeologist, tribal monitors from three American Indian groups are overseeing the survey process. Monitors

  • Best, worst nicknames in SD October 14, 2005
    ... Redmen (Estelline, Sisseton, Woonsocket): With a Native American population of nearly 10 percent, South Dakota should be a leader when it comes to sensitivity

  • Tribal domestic abuse targeted October 13, 2005
    ... Three board members from Survivors in Service described another approach Wednesday at the Native American Summit on Gender, Family and Community Violence at

  • Feds reject tribal bids October 13, 2005
    ... State Attorney General Richard Blumenthal called the bureau decision a historic win for the state and American Indian groups whose sovereign status deserves

  • Sacred peaks case before federal judge October 13, 2005
    (ARIZONA) -- Navajo Nation President Joe Shirley Jr. is expected to testify this week in federal court in Prescott on a case which tests the rights of Native Americans to religious freedom.

  • Mounds State Park celebrates 75 years October 13, 2005
    ... equinox. Rumors have been passed that the mounds at the park were Native American burial grounds, but Keevil says that's not true

  • Group asks BOE to donate artifacts October 13, 2005
    ... board members Tuesday. There is the possibility of lawsuits from American Indian tribes seeking ownership of artifacts. Already the

  • 24 win drawing for hunting bison October 12, 2005
    ... 15. However, 16 licenses had been allocated to American Indian tribes in the state, and 10 had been awarded earlier for a hunt that was canceled amid concerns

  • Proposed mining rule blasted October 12, 2005
    ... The Montana Environmental Information Center, a Helena-based environmental group, and two American Indian tribes from Montana asked the board this summer to

  • Sex offender's wife fears government October 11, 2005
    ... He described himself as the chief of an American Indian tribe, the Unole E Quoni, which he says has 175 families in eight states but is not recognized by any

  • NC's Cherokee tribe to audit membership October 11, 2005
    ... An auditing team from the Falmouth Institute, a Fairfax, Va., consulting company to American Indian tribes, arrived in Cherokee late last month to begin work

  • Oklahoma AIM leader dies October 11, 2005
    8 following a lengthy illness. “He was a diabetic. He had been fighting diabetes for years,” his wife, Cheri, told the Native American Times.

  • Columbus protest focuses October 11, 2005
    The Native American Women’s Association sold all but five “Killumbus” shirts yesterday on campus. “That means we sold 295

  • Campus celebrates indigenous solidarity October 11, 2005
    Mark Franco, headman of the Winnemem Wintu Native American tribe, spoke during Indigenous Solidarity Day on Monday, telling stories and relaying his tribe’s

  • One thing Columbus didn't do  October 10, 2005
    ... Note that President Kennedy said "American Indian," not "Native American." It seems silly that so many Indians have suddenly become so conscious of using the

  • Just in time for Columbus Day October 10, 2005
    ... gain from being a victim: Goddard's view, however, does not impress Cheyenne-Muscogee writer Suzan Shown Harjo, lead plaintiff for Native American activists who

  • Columbus Day Sparks Mixed Reactions October 10, 2005
    While much of America was celebrating Columbus Day, they were celebrating "Native American Day" in the Black Hills of South Dakota

  • Native American Day event held  October 10, 2005
    CRAZY HORSE, SD - Students, tourists and others listened to singers and speakers Monday during the 16th annual Native American Day observance at the Crazy