The longest-running Native American ... to May 10 in the Cherokee Springs Plaza gallery and online. Since 1972, the art show ...

The Department of Defense website removed articles featuring details about the Navajo Code Talkers — Navajo men who served during World War II and used their language as a secre ...

Sgt. Woodrow Wilson Roach (Cherokee, 1912–1984) served with the Fifth Army during the Italian Campaign, the longest continuous combat and some of the fiercest fighting of World War II.

That same year, Watie raised a force of Native Americans to fight for the Confederacy as North and South went to war. It was the federal government, responsible for robbing Cherokee of their ...

Greenville County was the hunting ground of the Cherokee tribe long before its textile mill days, but acknowledgement of ...

The Cherokee ... many art forms were lost and had to be rediscovered years later. 2 News has previously covered the impact of boarding schools on Native American tribes: Tribes take steps to ...

Some were back up Wednesday — although any that also mention Native ... World War II, according to the Smithsonian’s National Museum of the American Indian. Among them were Choctaw, Cherokee ...

Joe Crittenden (U.S. Navy retired), deputy principal chief of the Cherokee Nation and a member of the advisory committee to the National Native American ... Army in World War I.

But while studying at Dartmouth College, she took classes that interested her, particularly studio art and Native American Studies. “That’s where my heart was, and still is,” Tsouhlarakis said. Math ...

The Second World War provided an unprecedented chance for African Americans, Latinos, Native Americans, Filipinos, Chinese Americans, Jewish Americans, Japanese Americans, and other minorities ...