New Panel On Mural Honors Early Native American Families
Artist Updates BC Regional History Museum's West Wall
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Native American Heritage Fund to Hand Out Checks
Grants will assist schools, and local governments in removing objectionable logos and art.
Albion College Returning Rare Idol To Southwestern US Tribe
The Ahayuda was donated to Albion College in 1973, and it's not known how the donor came across the item. However, at that time and decades before it, it was a somewhat common practice to take items off of Native American Reservations.
Plan To Remove Battle Creek's Stained Glass Seal Moving Forward
The window features the Battle Creek City Seal, which shows a white surveyor about to club a Native American with the butt of his rifle; the City seal has been almost entirely phased out of use, with its only remaining place of prominence being the stained glass, located on a third-floor stairwell near the City Commission chambers. Some have criticized the window as being insensitive to Native Americans, as well as being inaccurate regarding the incident that gives Battle Creek its name.
Dismantling Of Fountain At Kalamazoo's Bronson Park Begins
In March, Kalamazoo Commissioners voted to remove the controversial Fountain of the Pioneers
Poll: Was EMU Right to Ban
Should all Indian logos be abandoned?