The Catawba Island Historical Society welcomes speaker Gabriel Rodriguez on May 21 to discuss the Indian Removal Act of 1830 ...

By equating Native American communities with ancient biblical peoples, colonizers justified violent conquest, dispossession, and forced removal. Another text, Joshua 1:3–4, originally offered ...

Westward expansion, non-Native settlement and Indian removal policies disrupted this coexistence with fire. Fire-resilient forests were converted to dense, fire-prone forests. Since 2015 the ...

For those seeking natural alternatives to salon treatments for facial hair reduction, Desi remedies offer a gentle approach ...

After severe backlash, BJP's Vijay Shah issued an apology, saying, if anyone is hurt by his statement, he is ready to ...

As soon as he finished dressing, he died.” Osceola had risen to prominence as a Seminole leader when he refused to accept the Indian Removal Act—legislation proposed by President Andrew ...

In 1830, the Indian Removal Act led to the forced eviction of tribes. Some families, including Cabe’s, escaped by hiding in the Appalachians. Today, many of their descendants live in the Qualla ...

Atta or wheat flour is an age-old Indian beauty secret for facial hair removal. It is used by Indian women to remove hair ...