Tag Archives: native Americans

Based on a true story of medical science vs. Native American beliefs, Laufer's play creates a too-simplistic binary picture of the issues, though the production is worth seeing for its excellent staging and acting.

'The New Trail of Tears' by Naomi Schaefer Riley is a stark reminder of those communities not featured on our nightly news or mentioned in most national politics.

Mysticism and grueling violence make strange bedfellows in Iñárritu’s well-crafted but ultimately empty wilderness journey.

If you are gathering with one or one hundred people today, you definitely have something for which to be grateful.

We can see Columbus as either a daring explorer who set out like a 15th century Captain Kirk to go “where no man had gone before,” or we can see him as an inept navigator who grossly underestimated the size of the earth and the distance across the ocean.

I believe the newspaper and its chairman Rupert Murdoch owe Ellsbury and the Native American community a sincere and public apology.

A history that's not going to be everyone's liking as it runs contrary to most people's idea of Indians.

A history of the depiction of Native Americans on the big screen.

A troubling look at some of the darker aspects of American history.