So much has enter both the Native vernacular and the dominant narrative ABOUT Native people that is NOT accurate. We suggest some word swaps and understanding of what is currently being used.

In the wake of the US celebration of their Declaration of Independence, let's talk about the guy who wrote it!

Eve helps run the Mexica Izkaloteka/Tontierra Cultural Embassy of Indigenous Peoples in Phoenix, Arizona and is headed to Atlanta to stand with others in offering a counter narrative to the celebration of Independence Day,

The Tiohateh or Two Row Wampum was about peaceful coexistence and respect for independence.

Any time I hear anyone claim the Declaration of Independence is the greatest thing ever written, I got to wonder.... Has anyone read this pack of lies?

We'll spend the next few weeks in the run up to Trump's Independence Day circus stating some of the obvious to anyone who ever read the Declaration of Independence.

According to the "Handbook on Federal Indian Law", Native people came under US authority by force and by treaty. They would have been more honest if it had said by force and by fraud!