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“Killers of the Flower Moon,” Energy Sovereignty, and the Cautionary Tale of Government Overreach

In the early 20th century, the Osage found themselves atop vast oil reserves. But this blessing quickly morphed into a curse. As dollars flowed, so did envy, greed, and prejudice. The federal government, claiming to “protect,” stripped many Osage of their financial autonomy, using racially biased criteria to deem them “incompetent.” Guardians were then appointed, leading to widespread exploitation. In…

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Native American Resilience and Craftsmanship: Celebrating Labor Day with Our Shared Legacy and Beyond

Labor Day is a testament to the American worker’s spirit, dedication, and immeasurable contributions to our nation’s history. As we revel in this legacy, the pivotal role of Native Americans cannot be overlooked. These original inhabitants have showcased an unparalleled connection to the land, an innate gift of craftsmanship, and an indomitable spirit, shaping America in myriad ways. Mohawk Ironworkers:…

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Appeals Court Deals Blow to Tribal Prosperity

The Appeals Court’s recent decision on the Utah oil railroad shocked Native communities, especially the Ute Tribe. This judgment opposes not just jobs or development; it fundamentally opposes tribes. Oil businesses, rural Utah officials, and the Ute Indian Tribe of the Uintah & Ouray Reservation have united in their belief: the railroad can rejuvenate struggling local economies and elevate domestic…

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A Bright Future with Energy Freedom and What It Means for Native Communities

Have you ever considered where the energy that powers your home comes from? We, at the Native Americans for Sovereignty and Preservation, believe that we can make life better for everyone by using all kinds of energy, like oil, gas, nuclear, minerals for batteries, and even heat from the earth. This way, we can have more jobs, save money, and…

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Reclaiming or Rebranding? The Federal Land Grab – Green Colonization – Disguised as ‘Land Back’

The bond between land and people is a timeless connection but concerns about government overreach in land management have ignited debates across the nation, in states like Arizona, where landscapes are steeped in Native American history and potential for economic growth, the tensions are particularly acute. The debate over federal land protections raises deeper questions that go beyond mere policy…

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Secure Your Future and Build a Resilient Nation: The Power of Trade Skills!

To our young people entering high school or those with a college degree who are finding limited options, and as you stand at the threshold of new possibilities, have you ever considered a less traveled but equally rewarding path? With the world changing rapidly, the demand for trade skills such as welding, building, and repairing is rising, and you could…

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We Believe in a Hands-On Approach to Land Management – Not Maintaining a Wilderness

Native Americans have a long history of managing the land and its resources. Many Native American cultures view the land as a sacred and interconnected system that must be cared for and protected. This perspective has led to the development of a wide range of land management practices that prioritize conservation and sustainable use of natural resources. The idea that…

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We Benefit from Our Natural Resources

Fuels like natural gas, petroleum, coal, propane, oil and mining can provide important benefits for tribal nations and Native American governments. Natural gas is a relatively clean-burning fossil fuel that can provide a reliable source of energy for heating and electricity generation. These energy sources have contributed to advancements in healthcare, transportation, access to clean drinking water, and economic development,…

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“Killers of the Flower Moon,” Energy Sovereignty, and the Cautionary Tale of Government Overreach

Native American Resilience and Craftsmanship: Celebrating Labor Day with Our Shared Legacy and Beyond

Appeals Court Deals Blow to Tribal Prosperity

A Bright Future with Energy Freedom and What It Means for Native Communities

Reclaiming or Rebranding? The Federal Land Grab – Green Colonization – Disguised as ‘Land Back’

Secure Your Future and Build a Resilient Nation: The Power of Trade Skills!

We Believe in a Hands-On Approach to Land Management – Not Maintaining a Wilderness

We Benefit from Our Natural Resources

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