Native Identity in the U.S.
Native identity... is grounded in sovereignty, citizenship, and the nation-to-nation relationship that the U.S. government itself created through treaties and laws.
Topic
Newsletter
A collection of 29 issues
Indigenous Peoples’ Day
The Origin of the Americas
Voters vs. Politicians, a Growing Divide
The final installment of the three part series on power and division
People vs. Profit, a Corporate Divide
Part two of the three part series on power and division
Left vs. Right, a Costly Divide
Part one of the three part series on power and division
Your Voice, Your Vote
Voting is not about perfection; it’s about participation.
American Violence in Context
The first step is to recognize violence as preventable, not inevitable.
The ROI of Social Programs
Investing in social programs isn’t charity. It’s a strategy.
Masculinity Isn’t the Problem
The tension comes from hypermasculinity, the version that treats dominance, emotional withdrawal, and constant control as the only acceptable ways to be a man.
Gun Ownership in the U.S.
Our Rights, Our Fears, and the Path Forward.