Columbia Journalism Review profiles what newsroom diversity looks like ... profile features of Tim…

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Columbia Journalism Review profiles what newsroom diversity looks like ... profile features of Tim Giago and Elias Boudinot.

Pioneers

<p>The journalism world is not as inclusive as it ought to be. But there is reason for hope, personified by those who managed to make their way to extraordinary careers—and leave a path for countless others. Alice Dunnigan Born in rural Kentucky, Alice Dunnigan, the daughter of a sharecropper, fought for access to the […]</p>

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Joe Biden and Kamala Harris are the clear choice for Indian Country

Native communities are looking for leaders who will recommit to honoring our trust responsibilities to tribes

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Sports teams were silent on Indigenous People’s Day

They could have changed their names instead

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Why are there no Indigenous presidential candidates in Bolivia?

Fifteen years after initiating state-led “decolonization in Bolivia, the struggle for Indigenous self-determination has been subordinated to the interests of political parties. Indigenous organizations are now attempting to achieve direct representation

Devin Beaulieu

Declaring support and visibility for Native students in higher education

Native students face the highest rates of inequity in higher education because of systemic and structural barriers

Amanda R. Tachine

AbbyPerry

Nevada land proposal includes tribal voices

Proposal includes a historic $20 million payment from the U.S. Navy in response to the contamination on over 6,000 acres of reservation lands

Amber Torres

CarPac

An open letter to Deb Haaland: Jewish Voice for Peace demonizes Indigenous people

Is one of the first Native American congresswomen in history supporting an organization that denies Jewish Indigeneity to Israel asks Samara Brill Alpern

Samara Brill Alpern

Avengeroftruth

The white supremacy of Elizabeth Warren

Elizabeth Warren has exhibited a wide-ranging pattern of dishonesty and contempt for Indigenous communities that disqualifies her candidacy for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination

Twila Barnes

Dineh

Changing Elizabeth Warren's story to one about Native America

The majority of Americans know little to nothing about Native Americans, our issues, or our contributions

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Fancypants

Families need relief now, not after the election

Senate Republicans jumped to begin the process of appointing a new U.S. Supreme Court justice, yet wasted months and failed to to act on a stimulus package

Deb Haaland

TwinzNDogs

The education of Elizabeth Warren

Senator Warren is a co-sponsor of Savanna’s Act which aims to fight the plague of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women

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