The Osage Murders: How Oil Wealth Became a Deadly Conspiracy
Oil Made Osage Families Wealthy. Then the Murders Began. By Elias Smith | The Native Tales In 1921, an Osage woman named Anna Brown was […]
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She Walked the Victoria’s Secret Runway, but for Indigenous Model Nanabah Grace, It Meant So Much More
She Walked the Victoria’s Secret Runway, but for Indigenous Model Nanabah Grace, It Meant So Much More For many models, walking in the Victoria’s Secret […]
Gold Was Found in the Black Hills. What Happened to the Lakota Land?
Gold Was Found in the Black Hills. What Happened to the Lakota Land? By Elias Smith | The Native Tales In 1868, the United States […]
When the Government Reduced Navajo Sheep Herds, Families Lost More Than Livestock
By Elias Smith | The Native Tales For generations, sheep helped Diné families put food on the table, earn a living and maintain traditions passed […]
Gold Was Found on Cherokee Land. What Followed Became the Trail of Tears.
By Elias Smith | The Native Tales In 1828, gold discoveries in northern Georgia brought a rush of prospectors into a region that was already […]
They Took Over Alcatraz. What Happened Next Changed Native American History.
They Occupied Alcatraz in 1969. What Happened Next Changed Native American History. By Elias Smith | The Native Tales In November 1969, a group of […]
The Dam That Flooded Seneca Homes: A Promise Broken at Kinzua
By Elias Smith | The Native Tales Imagine being told that your home, your community and the land your family had known for generations would […]
The Small Montana Herd That Helped Save the American Buffalo
The Small Montana Herd That Helped Save the American Buffalo By Elias Smith | The Native Tales Millions of buffalo once roamed North America. Then, […]
The Native American Leader Who Had to Prove He Was a Person Under the Law
The Native American Leader Who Had to Prove He Was a Person Under the Law By Elias Smith | The Native Tales Imagine being arrested […]
They Became American Citizens in 1924. But Some Still Couldn’t Vote.
They Became American Citizens in 1924. But Some Still Couldn’t Vote. By Elias Smith | The Native Tales Imagine being recognized as an American citizen, […]