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Author: Vincent Schilling
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A Native Viewpoint on the Kansas City Chiefs
Akwesasne Mohawk journalist, author and public speaker Vincent Schilling offers his views on a problematic Kansas…
HERSTORY! Lily Gladstone is the first Native American to be Oscar-nominated for Best Actress
Lily Gladstone is the first ever Native American Oscar nominee for her role in Martin Scorsese’s…
#NativeNerd review: Alaqua Cox crushes it as Marvel’s ‘Echo’
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Marvel Studios ‘Echo’ premiere photos!
153 photos from Echo’s launch at Westwood’s Regency Village Theater include Choctaw leaders, Alaqua Cox, Vincent…
#NativeNerd news alert: ‘The Mandalorian and Grogu’ is coming to the big screen
According to LucasFilms: “The Star Wars Feature Film Begins Production in 2024” Indian Country loves Grogu,…
Lily Gladstone wins Golden Globe: ‘For every rez kid out there’
Actor Lily Gladstone makes history as the first Indigenous person to win a Golden Globe for…
Video: An amazing day of Marvel Echo interviews!
Native Viewpoint’s Vincent Schilling interviews Alaqua Cox (Echo), Vincent D’Onofrio (Kingpin), Devery Jacobs and Chaske Spencer,…
As a Mohawk, I NEVER thought I’d see the Marvel Mohawk Superhero, Kahhori
The second season of “What If” has revealed one of the most exciting Marvel Native characters…
Great gift ideas from Indigenous artists, vendors and organizations
Join the fun and support Indigenous artists and store owners! Here is a great list of…