There has been quite a bit of buzz recently about Native American writers, particularly with the landmark production of Native writer Louise Erdrich’s Master Butchers Singing Club at the Guthrie ...

For decades, country music has symbolized all that is white, Southern and male in our culture. In recent years, that's meant endless numbers of songs about cold beers, trucks and girls in skin-tight ...

After earning a bachelor’s in English and Native literature from Dartmouth College in 2007, Chee Brossy (Diné) took a job as a reporter at the Navajo Times in Window Rock, Arizona. A few years later ...

Lancaster County native, Abi Mott travels the country taking requests and writing poems for those who ask. So far she has produced thousands of poems in 10 different cities.

Two young adult authors and their editors gathered for a casual yet insightful discussion about representations of Native American characters and authors in young adult literature at a panel called ...

New ‘IndigiPalooza’ Event in Montana to Celebrate Native Art, Storytelling Almost immediately after a successful 2022 festival that gathered Native authors to celebrate Native writing, participant and ...

From the pages of a 17th century Algonquin-language Bible, to a 2021 painting that celebrates the majesty of whales, a new exhibit at the Mead Art Museum at Amherst College devoted to Native American ...

Stacy Wells is a citizen of the Choctaw Nation, a children’s librarian, and an author. Her debut picture book Stronger Than, co-authored with Nikki Grimes and illustrated by E.B. Lewis is forthcoming ...

Erika T. Wurth I was bused to school in an area with a cultural mix: Natives of all tribes, Latinos, working-class whites — the common denominator being the mullet (which I did not have). I think that ...