Indian Country Today’s daily newscast On the weekend edition of the ICT Newscast, we check in with Native historian Ned Blackhawk, who just won the National Book Award. The land back movement is quantified and professors in Kansas are mapping the details. A Zuni program aims to bring generations together […]
The Fourth of July is a national holiday that many Native Americans have a hard time celebrating. The reasons vary, but one reason is the holiday is a reminder of so much of what was lost to many tribal communities to make room for what is now the United States. […]
This FNX NOW segment produced in partnership with Ethnic Media Services is titled “Manipulating the Vote”. The episode talks about how to spot disinformation that threatens US elections. More than ever, deliberate media manipulation is a staple of our media and political environments. Some media spots aim to create confusion, […]
Indian Country Today’s daily newscast On the Wednesday edition of the ICT Newscast, we talk about border control with ICT political correspondent Pauly Denetclaw and contributor John Tahsuda. A new film for the classroom on a pivotal moment in history—the occupation of Alcatraz President Joe Biden’s has a new tone […]
Join Native News Online Publisher Levi Rickert on this week’s Native Bidaské as he interviews Olympic Gold Medalist Billy Mills (Oglala Lakota) about his new children’s book, “Wings of an Eagle.” Mills is an Olympic gold medalist, author, and co-founder of Running Strong for American Indian Youth, a nonprofit organization […]
Indian Country Today’s daily newscast On the Thursday edition of the ICT Newscast, it’s almost time for the Grammy’s. Indigenous composers, musicians, and industry experts tell us why they’re expecting a lack of native people there. We learn what major event prompted this reaction from the director of the National […]
Join Native News Online Editor Levi Rickert, along with Senior Staff Reporter Jenna Kunze, for this week’s Native Bidaské as they interview Derrick Belgarde (Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians/ Chippewa-Cree), the director of housing and human service nonprofit in Seattle, Chief Seattle Club, and veterans advocate Dean Dauphinais (Spirit Lake). […]
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There were zero Native nominees for the 66th Grammys Awards. ICT’s Paris Wise asks experts why that is and what needs to change. Follow us on Twitter – https://twitter.com/IndianCountry Follow us on Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/IndianCountryToday/ ICT Opinion Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/ICTOpinion Follow us on Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/indiancountrytoday
