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Diablillas Softball

Indigenous Women's Softball A Hit in Mayan Yucatan Communities.

Mayan Women's Softball Teams in the Yucatan are winning - without shoes and in traditional dress.

the guardian Indigenous Activists

Indigenous Climate Activists Sound Alarm on COP26 Deal

Indigenous leaders and activists have called out polluting nations for sacrificing indigenous communities in the interest of corporate profits, postponing meaningful climate action. COP26 creates a regulated carbon trading market, a move supported by the wealthiest polluting nations.

Potiguara

Seventeenth-Century Tupi language Letters from Potiguara leaders in Brazil Translated

The Dutch-Portuguese war of 1645 divided the Potiguara people in Brazil. Potiguara leaders corresponded across the battle lines, providing an indigenous perspective of colonialism. But the Potiguara's ancient Tupi language has remained an enigma until recent translations were completed.

This Land Podcast

Indian Country Today Newscast: Rebecca Nagle and Dan Ninham

Indian Country Today Newscast

Searching for Sequoyah

Searching for the "Enigmatic Hero" of the Cherokee Language, Sequoyah

Sequoyah is a legendary Cherokee who created the Cherokee language syllabary. The new documentary Searching for Sequoyah - premiering on PBS stations across the US this month, traces his mysterious history.