Sunka Wakan Oyate

Statement by David Swallow, Jr., Wowitan Yuha Mani Teton Lakota Spiritual Leader, Sun dance Chief of the Medicine Wheel Sun dance, and a Headman of the Lakota Nation Band of Wana Way Gu (Broken Bow) Statement Date; May 3rd 2010 Transcribed To and edited by Keith Rabin and Allison Gutirrez-Bundy Hau, Mitakuyepi na Mita Kola.  [...]

Counting Coup – Lakota Citizens Stop US Helicopters from Landing at Wounded Knee

By : Russell Means In answer to today’s United States Government and its Colonial Corporation, the Oglala Sioux Tribal Govenment’s press conference: “We the Lakotah People, do not want our massacred dead bodies of Men, Women and Children at the mass grave at Wounded Knee used for publicity by the United States Government nor their [...]

Weekend Update – Free to be Responsible

Witnesses to Murder in Catholic Indian schools to Protest at the Vatican, Testify before Italian Parliamentarians

Breaking News: Rome, Thursday, March 25, 2010 Aboriginal elders from Canada will offer prayers for their friends and relatives who died or were killed in Catholic Indian residential schools, at the institution in Rome responsible for their death. And they will name Pope Benedict, Joseph Ratzinger, as the one ultimately responsible. Lillian Shirt of the Cree Nation [...]

Weekend Update – Demopublican Crooked Thinking

In this edition of Weekend Update, Russell Means speaks to matters of consumption and the two separate cornucopias offered to those in the United States. He speaks as well to the Demo-publican way of thinking, which is continuing the devolution of critical thinking. Why is there no revolt of the serfs? Russell Means offers answers [...]

The Story of Star Boy

It was a warm summer night and many of the Indians had emerged from their airless tipis to sleep under the open sky among the cool, sweet smelling prairie grass. One, a young girl called Feather Woman, awoke early, it was not yet dawn, and the morning star had just begun to rise above the [...]

Garry Rowland speaks about the Republic of Lakotah

Garry Rowland – Tegheya Kte speaks about the history of treaties with the United States and the issues that eventually led to the establishing of the Republic of Lakotah in 2007.

Understanding Nature’s Language

Have you ever wondered how animals know when a natural disaster is coming?  Why don’t people take these signs into consideration throughout their lives?  These are a few questions I have often wondered about.  Nature has a way of communicating through its own language.  It is up to us to interpret these signs and use [...]

Out of Sight, Out of Mind

Hidden away, out of sight but dotting the landscape of America, are the little known or forgotten Reservations of the Indigenous People of our land.  Sadly, the average U.S. mainstream resident knows almost nothing about the people of the Native American reservations other than what romanticized or caricaturisation versions they see on film or as [...]

The Red Road and the Black Road

There are many roads in life, but there are two that are important; the Red Road and the Black Road. They represent good and bad in every one’s life. It’s the two choices people have to make frequently in life. The Red Road is the good way, the good side, and the right choice. It [...]

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