Native Spirits

The Vatican has returned sacred artifacts that had been held for more than 100 years to their indigenous communities.
The items were originally removed during periods of colonization, when cultural and spiritual objects were often taken without consent.
Their return involved formal ceremonies acknowledging both cultural significance and historical harm.
Indigenous leaders emphasized that the artifacts are not museum pieces, but living symbols of identity and tradition.
The importance of this moment extends beyond restitution alone. As institutions worldwide reassess their roles in cultural displacement, acts of return represent steps toward reconciliation, historical accountability, and respect for spiritual sovereignty—signals that long-held power structures may finally be shifting toward repair rather than possession

Debunking Eurocentric and Afrocentric Myths
Who Were the First Americans?
Native Americans are the true Indigenous people of the Americas — genetically unique, ancient, and diverse. From Kennewick Man to Luzia, from the Arctic to the Amazon, all ancient remains link to modern Native peoples through DNA.
Don’t fall for false claims about Africans, Europeans, or Neanderthals arriving first — the science is clear.
One origin. One people. One land.
These are the one's who discovered America
And should be taught in our history books
Not the false storyline they give about Columbus discovery America

Pascal Cleatus Poolaw served in World War II and the Korean War and became one of the most decorated Native American soldiers in U.S. history.
Despite his service, his story is still not widely known outside military history circles.
Recognition often comes late, if at all.