Explore the Great Sioux War of 1876 through the eyes of Crazy Horse, tracing his leadership, battles beyond Little Bighorn, ...

In recent months, I have focused on reexamining Lakota texts and influential figures who have significantly impacted my ...

The predominant narrative trajectory concerning Lakota historiography, as articulated by non-Lakotas, generally follows this ...

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO ... Whitney Recountre II with a doctorate of public service. She is the CEO of Crazy Horse Memorial. Joe Flloyd also received a doctorate of public service for his ...

America just came out of the Civil War, and that made them broke. But that gold that was discovered out in the Sioux territory ... of indigenous history... Crazy Horse and Sitting Bull.

In the Great Sioux War that broke out in 1876 between the ... where the enormous head and torso of the Lakota chief Crazy Horse can be clearly made out. He sits on horseback, his arm pointing ...

Several were carrying wooden staffs adorned with colored tassels and eagle feathers, the sacred war standards ... by descendants of Crazy Horse, the most revered of the Sioux warriors at the ...

Mount Rushmore, the Corn Palace, Crazy Horse Memorial and cowboy culture are some of what South Dakota is known for.

Speyer native american warrior riding the standing horse ... tribal chief Sitting Bull sioux people stock illustrations Sitting Bull native american tribal chief 1881 Native american tribal chief ...

It was a busy 24 hours for Tréchelle Bunn, the newly elected chief of Birdtail Sioux Dakota Nation in Manitoba. On the evening of April 9, Bunn received an Indspire Award in Vancouver.

On the night she received the Indigenous youth achievement award, I found Birdtail Sioux’s future chief cleaning tables and folding chairs, long after most had left. To be honest, I became ...