Perry Ground hopes his work – and those of other native voices – can help Americans "rethink" the idea of Thanksgiving by providing a more nuanced understanding of the holiday's origins.

Not only does it make the country’s expansion a tale of unadulterated malevolence, but it also can’t accommodate the reality of Native American peoples who practiced self-interested, ever ...

Step into the world of the masterminds, the shapeshifters, and the agents of disruption—the Tricksters of mythology and folklore! Whether divine pranksters or shrewd animal spirits, these iconic ...

Tonight at 5:30 p.m. KIRO 7 News’ Madeline Ottilie will explain how these myths have helped modern scientists to track earthquakes.

The pilgrims didn't invite Native Americans to a feast. Why the Thanksgiving myth matters. Indigenous scholars and activists say that the Thanksgiving story ignores a longer past and future for ...

The Annecy prize winner uses a Native American creation myth to highlight the urgent need for mankind to live in harmony with the natural world.

WASHINGTON — Native American team names mean honor and respect. That’s what executives of pro sports clubs often say. History tells a different story. Kevin Gover punctuates this point with a ...

Sterlin Harjo’s genre-mixing, cliché-exploding series captures coming of age as a Native kid like no TV show before it.

There is no doubt that our dealings with Native Americans were characterized by brutality, land-hunger and duplicity, and constitute one of the nation's foremost sins.

The Myth of Native American Innocence With a completed scale model in the foreground the carving of the monument to Lakota warrior Crazy Horse takes shape in the Black Hills of South Dakota in 2001.