“People say that we were never asked to tell our part. Across the continent there are researchers and Native people who are expanding that narrative and doing what Joy Harjo called ‘reinventing the enemy’s language’. ” – Karenne Wood
Virginia Indian Archive
Oyate
Virginia Foundation for Humanities
National Museum of the Native American
Indian Country
History and the Headlines
Virginia’s First People
Virginia Indian Tribal Alliance for Life
The Circle
Indian Nations of North America: National Geographic, Rick Hill and Teri Frazier
The Monacan Indian Nation of Virginia: The Drums of Life, Rosemary Clark Whitlock
Indian Island in Amherst County, Peter W. Houck
Markings on Earth, Karenne Wood
How We Became Human: New and Selected Poems 1975-2002, Joy Harjo
Original Fire, Louise Erdrich
From Sand Creek, Simon J. Ortiz
Jamestown Narratives: Eyewitness Accounts of the Virginia Colony, Edward Wright Haile
First People: A Documentary Survey of American Indian History, Colin G. Calloway
Reinventing the Enemy’s Language, Joy Harjo
The Missing Native Vote
Obama makes visit to Standing Rock Sioux Tribal Nation
Colleges Aim to Attract More Native American Students
Rejecting Stereotypes, Photographing ‘Real’ Indians
The Hard Lives-and high suicide rate- of Native American Children on Reservations
Report: Indian Mascots Hurt Native American Children
Off Alabama’s Beaten Path: A Tribute to a Native American’s Journey Home
Toan Nguyen visits The White House