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National Indians

National Park Service plans nation’s first tribal national park

  • Oglala Sioux
  • April 27, 2012
Part 18 in a series: What’s the next national park?We have national parks that commemorate battles between Native Americans and the U.S....
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Thanksgiving - Turkey Day

Thanksgiving Day falls on November 24th this year. It is always on the fourth Thursday in November. The first time it was ever celebrated was in...
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Pine Ridge Reservation

  • Pine Ridge Reservation
  • October 15, 2011
The Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota is home to approximately 20,000 Indians (Native Americans) who are living in a world of their own. It...
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What is an 'Indian giver'?

Where did the term Indian giver come from and what does it mean? The expression, which has fallen out of favor in recent years, refers to someone...
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Cross the Line by Rie McGaha

Cross the Line - Historical RomanceThe story opens with nineteen-year-old Carrie Robertson struggling to bury her father clad in his Confederate...
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Congratulations to the San Francisco Giants

And yes, having played for that team, I did have a little bias in this series.Now can Atlanta finallyput an end to the warrior chants, foam...
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LeBron's Decision: Betty White, Comrades in Cash, and Frozen Margaritas.

Let us begin by admitting the obvious. There has never been, in the 64 year history of the National Basketball Association, a more court-shattering...
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Black magic backstop: Santana off to sizzling start

Santana watches a home run AP Photo/Amy Sancetta The Cleveland Indians haven’t had much go their way in 2010, but with the arrival of catcher...
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Religious Tolerance Part 3: There is no religion in nature

Religious Tolerance Part 3: There isno religion in nature.This is the third andfinal article in the three-part series on Religious Tolerance. In...
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Religious Tolerance Part 2: There is no religion in nature

Religious Tolerance Part 2: There's no religion in nature.This article is the second in a three-part series on nature and religion. Let's talk...
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