Indigenous americans

By the age of 10, most children in the United States have been taught all 50 states that make up the country. But centuries ago, the land that is now the United States was a very different place. Over 20 million Native Americans dispersed across over 1,000 distinct tribes, bands, and ethnic groups populated the territory.

FRE@K R@DIO ZULU STATION: What You Was not taught in Your Brainwash Schools In so called History

I attended the August 16th, Nansemond Indian Tribe Pow Wow. I try to capture images of the faces of people attending to show the diversity of the people. This woman caught my eye because of her wonderful hair and proud face and posture.

Recently I came across another rare image of Southern New England Algonquins that was taken in 1923 and just included it below the original...

Aboriginal Americans Negro Indians

Dana Reynolds Marniche article published an article titled: AFRO-ASIAN DISPERSALS: How Scholarship has Come Around to the Truth about the Roots of Semitic Speech and Culture which provides the following commentary: “The name Berber was thus known not only in Africa but throughout “the Orient” as a name that applied to certain populations of Africans […]

Early Tribes of Florida - When Europeans arrived in south Florida in the 16th century, they found at least five established tribes, which they brought into the historic period by writing about them. The Mayaimi, the Tequesta, the Jeaga and Jobe, the Calusa , and the Ais Indians.

In 2016, Black Lives Matter activists descended upon Standing Rock reservation, vividly displaying their support in Native American defiance against a pipeline that was set to run through their…

Why does this old emblem of America, showing a Native American woman look like an African American?

my grandmother recently found out that her grandmother’s mother was a seminole indian. as well as the african side there is a lil seminole lurking around in me. it’s so sad that our his…