Monday, May 23, 2016 – May Book of the Month: “Captain Paiute” by Theo Tso
Have you ever considered yourself an Indigenous superhero? Captain Paiute didn’t either until duty called. This month we’ll dive into the adventure of the comic book “Captain Paiute: Indigenous Defender of the Southwest” by Theo Tso.
Tuesday, May 24, 2016 — Horse Nation: Native steeds in 2016
When horses came to Native America, they changed the game for many tribes, who quickly incorporated them into the community and culture. Today, there are faster forms of transportation, but horses still roam in Native communities.
Wednesday, May 25, 2016 – Cultural and intellectual property
The word “Navajo” is not famous enough to be considered a trademark. That is the ruling by a federal judge this month in the Navajo Nation’s suit against the clothing retailer Urban Outfitters. Who has the right to make money from names, images, designs and even ideas that originated from Native peoples?
Thursday, May 26, 2016 — Repatriating remains: momentum and setbacks
Several tribal leaders are close to repatriating the remains of Native children who died at the Carlisle Indian School. In Washington, Kennewick Man is nearly set to go home after two decades of court battles. We discuss current repatriation efforts and ask why it’s important.
Friday, May 27, 2016 – May in the news
A controversial Washington Post survey, a snapshot of Native candidates’ progress and some notable Supreme Court issues. Join us as we catch up with the news.
