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Moses Brings Plenty - Oglala Lakota, born on the Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota. He is fluent in the Lakota Lang...
07/05/2026

Moses Brings Plenty - Oglala Lakota, born on the Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota. He is fluent in the Lakota Language. He is a singer / dummer / actor.

07/03/2026
They will never erase the history of our Navajo Code Talkers. 🎖🦅🇺🇲
07/01/2026

They will never erase the history of our Navajo Code Talkers. 🎖🦅🇺🇲

Powerful celebration: Indigenous community wearing vibrant traditional regalia, blankets in rich colors, turquoise and s...
06/29/2026

Powerful celebration: Indigenous community wearing vibrant traditional regalia, blankets in rich colors, turquoise and silver jewelry. Group gathered at golden sunset with majestic mountains. Young people, elders, families together—smiling, united, proud. Some holding tribal flags or symbols. Energy is celebratory and powerful. Sign reads: 'INDIGENOUS PRIDE. INDIGENOUS POWER. INDIGENOUS FUTURE. CELEBRATE NATIVE RESILIENCE.' Cinematic, vibrant, joyful, respectful, powerful."

Arizona State University's commencement ceremony featured a keynote speech by Harrison Ford, who advocated for cultural ...
06/25/2026

Arizona State University's commencement ceremony featured a keynote speech by Harrison Ford, who advocated for cultural change, social justice, and greater respect for Indigenous peoples. As an actor and conservationist, Ford is known globally for his iconic roles in Indiana Jones and Star Wars. He addressed more than 14,000 undergraduate students from ASU's Class of 2026 and received an honorary Doctor of Arts and Humane Letters degree. Ford stressed the importance of recognizing the value of Indigenous peoples, saying, 'We need to respect and elevate the Indigenous peoples that are being marginalized.' With his extensive experience on Conservation International's Board of Directors, Ford encouraged graduates to find purpose and leadership, highlighting that Indigenous communities view trees, mountains, water, and soil as relatives, not commodities. Following the speech, Stephen Roe Lewis, Governor of the Gila River Indian Community and ASU alum, thanked Ford for his advocacy, acknowledging the importance of his message.

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