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Demonstrators celebrate the removal of an Oñate statue in northern New Mexico. (Photo-Antonia Gonzales)

Demonstration celebrates statue of Spanish colonizer taken down

White Mountain Apache Tribe increases COVID-19 safety measures

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Kumeyaay bird singers, Jake Jacome and his brother Dakota Jacome, from the Mesa Grande Band of Mission Indians.  Demonstrators call for the permanent removal of Chula Vista’s Columbus statue. (Photo-Christine Trudeau)

City of Chula Vista removes its Columbus statue before planned protest

Investigation to be conducted into police shooting of First Nation man

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Demonstrators march to a police station in Minneapolis Thursday. (Photo-Rhonda LeValdo)

Members of the Native community take part in Minneapolis demonstrations

U.S. lawmakers hear about tribal difficulties in health care amid COVID-19

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A Columbus statue is taken down in St. Paul, Minnesota. (Screenshot-KSTP-TV)

Report outlines Native vote barriers

Columbus statue torn down in St. Paul

Southeast Alaska celebration held virtually

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People gather outside the Vilas County Courthouse in Wisconsin to voice concerns over an incident involving Native spearfishers. (Photo-Ben Meyer)

Demonstrators voice concerns over spearfishing incident

Transboundary tribal commission in Alaska has new leader

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The Comanche Nation and Otoe-Missouria Tribe agree to gaming terms with Oklahoma. (Photo-Office of Governor Kevin Stitt)

Canadian government provides more COVID-19 funds to Native communities

Coeur d’Alene Tribe takes step to protect elders during the pandemic

Two Oklahoma Tribes say gaming compacts approved by federal government

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Image-Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe, Facebook.

Federal court rules in favor of Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe

Minnesota health officials increase COVID-19 testing

Canadian government delays action plan to address racism

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Face masks by Darla Takes The Knife.

U.S. Senate passes four bills for Indian Country

Treasury to delay tribal COVID-19 funding

Fashion designer makes Lakota stylized masks

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The Minneapolis American Indian Center and other Native organizations in the Twin Cities are providing relief to the Native community after protests impact programs and services. (Photo-Minneapolis American Indian Center, Facebook)

Rapid relief fund assists Native people in Twin Cities

Navajo Nation to end COVID-19 weekend lockdowns

Native art teacher creates coloring pages for students

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Running Strong for American Indian Youth delivers food on the Pine Ridge reservation. (Photo-Running Strong, Facebook)

Tons of food delivered to families on Pine Ridge as part of COVID-19 relief efforts

Rosebud Sioux Tribe seeks to operate large bison herd and processing facility

Native candidates running for Congress win in Idaho and New Mexico primaries