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High school student wins fight to wear Indian feathers to graduation

From the "stay asleep, America" files: Corey Bird, an 18-year old honor student at Purnell Swett High School in North Carolina, mentioned that he wanted to honor two deceased relatives by wearing two feathers to his high school graduation ceremony, with beading attached to the feathers reflecting his school's colors. Bird's mother and grandfather died in a...

Ancient Native American skull found in paper sack in old lady's garage

Soon after an elderly woman in Wenatchee, Washington was moved into a nursing home, a paper sack containing pottery shards and pieces of an old skull were found in her garage. The man who found them, not identified in first reports, contacted police, and photographs were sent to the county coroner. The coroner preliminarily identified the remains as an adolescent...

Baby ducklings killed in front of crowds of children at National Museum of the American Indian in D.C.

On a day when the area was packed with visitors, including throngs of children, a procession of ten cute little ducklings waddled past, bobbing along a series of manmade pools with their mother at the National Museum of the American Indian in Washington, D.C. But, as the onlookers became increasingly horrified, the ducks got sucked into a drain as the...

Obama splits with Black Caucus in favor of Cherokee rights

Although 35 members of the Congressional Black Congress, in a move masterminded by Democrat Diane Watson of California, have endorsed a bill that would block any funding for Oklahoma's Cherokees, Barack Obama has withheld his support. Clarifying his disapproval, Obama said in a statement: "Tribal sovereignty must mean that the place to resolve intertribal...

Native American baseball players from the major leagues featured in exhibit at Iroquois Museum

Many baseball fans don't realize that there have been dozens of players -- including big names -- with full or partial Native American heritage who have played in the big leagues. Beginning with Louis Sockalexis, who played with the Cleveland Spiders for three seasons beginning in 1897. (Ironically, the team in Cleveland is now called the Indians, which has...

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