The first americans

California was named after a black native American queen named Queen Califa. It's not a myth, but common knowledge that is hidden in plain sight.

I have written several articles on each of these rolls from a genealogical viewpoint, In this article, I will address the two rolls and compare them side by side from a motivational point of view. Another words what

Seaman David Crazy Thunder (Oglala) and mother, Pine Ridge Indian Reservation, South Dakota, 1945 Image courtesy Marquette University Archives, 10178

NATIVE AMERICAN STYLED Bell Crown Top Hat decorated with Beads and Feathers. In the late 1800's and the early 1900's it was customary for visiting Politicians and other dignitaries to present Chiefs and Tribal Medicine Men with Top Hats and sometimes Derby Hats, the Natives often took the hats and immediately began to decorate and personalize them. There are many paintings and examples of these Hats in Museums in Oklahoma and the Dakotas. My reproductions of these Hats are based on…

Ebenezer Bassett was the first ever U.S. Ambassador to Haiti. Because there was finally a "Black Republic" to send black Ambassadors to, Ebenezer Bassett became very first Black diplomat in U.S. History.

Buffy Sainte-Marie..Cree Indian (adoptee) too Best Pop Recording at the First Native American Muisc Awards.

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It was believed for a long time that the Amerindians met by the Europeans in the 15th century in the Americas were the first inhabitants of the New World and that 12,000 years ago, three waves of P…

Years of stellar performances are paying off for the Canadian Plains Cree actor, with screen-commanding roles in the drama Wild Indian and the sitcom Rutherford Falls. This is shaping up to be The Year of Michael Greyeyes. Back in January the Canadian Plains Cree actor added another significant credit to an impressive résumé that already included Smoke Signals, The New World, Woman Walks Ahead, and HBO’s True Detective and I Know This Much is True: He took top billing in Lyle Mitchell…

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