Native American History
Discover key takeaways from 4 podcast episodes about this topic.
Recording Families with Dark Pasts Stories!
Uncover four chilling tales of families whose generational wealth and dark secrets are rooted in historical atrocities, from Native American massacres and brutal slavery to calculated murders and the stoning of a rebellious son, interspersed with the host's provocative commentary on modern societal issues.
Indigenous Citizens. Sovereignty, Land, and the Fight for Native Rights #TheBlackTable
Professor Paul Rosier unpacks the complex 250-year struggle of Native Americans for dual citizenship and tribal sovereignty, revealing how they leveraged American legal frameworks while resisting systemic efforts to erase their identity and land.
Indigenous Citizens. Sovereignty, Land, and the Fight for Native Rights #TheBlackTable
Professor Paul Rosier discusses his book "Indigenous Citizens," exploring the complex history of Native American dual citizenship, the fight for tribal sovereignty, and the ongoing struggle against federal attempts to erode Indigenous identity and land rights from 1776 to the present.
Anti-ICE Agitators and Don Lemon Disrupt MN Church Service, with Michael Knowles and Matt Walsh
Megyn Kelly and guests Michael Knowles and Matt Walsh vehemently condemn anti-ICE activists and Don Lemon for disrupting a Minneapolis church service, framing it as an act of terrorism and a symptom of broader societal and historical indoctrination.
