Every second Monday in October, imperialism, colonialism, racism, greed, religion, human rights, environmentalism and education all take center stage around one of the most useful and enduring symbols in American history – Christopher Columbus.
How is Columbus everywhere in a land he never knew ...

On the Navajo Nation, basketball is as much a part of life as the surrounding natural beauty and ancient traditions. Between dirt courts and a seven-thousand seat high school stadium, much of life in Chinle revolves around basketball. This is especially true for Nahatabaa Nacona, whose talent cou...

Three generations of First Nations' women ultimately find strength in family while confronting dysfunction from the family's past. When the teenage daughter suffers an overdose, single mother Lena packs them both up and heads to her estranged mother's home far from the city. A recovering drug use...