Three symbols of native America - the bison, the eagle, ... Native American Symbols: Eagle, Bison Reclaimed. August 24, 2005 12:00 AM ET. Heard on All Things Considered.

Native American ceremonies are held for different reasons and for different kinds of sicknesses, either physical or psychological, says Tracey. “In the ancient days, we used to call it harmony.

The Spanish imposed forced labor on the native Pueblo and Diné, and taxation in the form of 1.5 bushels of corn. The size of their pottery came out of that system. A modern, serpent-shaped vessel is ...

This 1930s documentary showcases the artistry and craftsmanship of Native American cultures in the Southwest, highlighting their mastery in basketry, pottery, weaving, jewelry-making, and beadwork ...

Apr. 26—OLYMPIA — Native American names, symbols or images will no longer be allowed to be used as mascots, logos or team names for most Washington public schools. Gov. Jay Inslee signed into ...

'Dress up and play Indian': Why do civic groups use Native American symbols? Daniel Gonzalez, Arizona Republic. Fri, April 5, 2024 at 1:00 PM UTC. 11 min read.

It's also ironic that the adoption of Native symbols by civic organizations often dates back to a time when Native American children were being taken from reservations and sent to boarding schools ...

The nation's largest Native American rights group has weighed in on the debate around Edgewood Jr./Sr. High School's controversial move to retire its "Indian" mascot. The National Congress of ...

While advocates have made strides in getting Native American symbols and names changed in sports, they say there's still work to do mainly at the high school level, where mascots like Braves ...

House Bill 1356 would ban the use of Native American names, symbols or images as public school mascots, logos or team names. Sponsors say such representation singles out the Native American ...