History

Relic hunters build comradery by uncovering history in rural Pennsylvania

Myth-making in the early American republic

How federal authority over tribes fails to provide equal justice under the law

Historian sheds new light on the dark tale of the Bell Witch

Going back-to-the-land meant confronting my family's, and our nation's, fraught racial history

"It's the same old story—Reagan helps the rich, and Lord help the rest of us."

Racial justice advocates work to memorialize the historic homestead of Letitia and her white husband David Carson

Jaclyn Moyer, High Country News

Zitkála-Šá, born on the Yankton Indian Reservation in 1876, embraces the religion of her ancestors

August 9, 2023

“While Indian tribes have to determine their water rights for the rest of their future, our cities, towns and counties don’t.”

Scott King, Sierra Nevada Ally

April 6, 2023

The former Montana House speaker and Missoula mayor reflects on working together across differences

April 3, 2023

Oxford, Neb., (pop. 1,141), hosted Negro league baseball games in the 1940s