Native languages should be spoken and preserved, tribes say after Trump's 'English' order
President Donald Trump issued an executive order over the weekend declaring English as the official language of the U.S.
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Act to repeal harmful law may not go far enough for Dakota people
The Sioux Dakota Removal Act passed in 1863 could be repealed in South Dakota. Dakota people in Minnesota wonder if it will ...
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South Dakota Senate rejects effort to boost Native American history, culture lessons in schools
The bill from Sen. Tamara Grove, R-Lower Brule, passed the Senate Education Committee unanimously one week ago ...
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Native languages should be spoken and preserved, tribes say after Trump's 'English' order
Tribes in Arizona are working to preserve ... At least three states — Hawai'i, Alaska and South Dakota — have made one or more Native languages official. Hawai'i enshrined the Hawaiian ...
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South Dakota Senate passes resolution urging United States to rescind Dakota Removal Act
One hundred and sixty-two years ago Dakota people were forcibly removed from their ancestral homelands in Minnesota and ...
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Federal cuts roundup: The impact on South Dakota
As the Department of Government Efficiency continues cuts nationwide, many agencies are wondering what's next.
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Bill requiring teaching of Oceti Sakowin 'Seven Laws' advances to South Dakota Senate
Currently the Oceti Sakowin Essential Understandings, a set of Indigenous lessons and ... Noem was banned from all nine tribes in South Dakota from May until Jan. 2025 following a string of ...