Women Leaders Are An Indigenous Tradition; Is It Time for a Woman US President?

My essay, published Oct 9, 2024 by Native News Online, dives into the long tradition of women in social and political leadership roles in Indigenous societies, from time immemorial to the present.

It can be found at the hyperlink above.

Performance art mimicking the matriarchal oversight of male leaders. From the INDECLINE art collective, feat. Court Axe.

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About Stephen Carr Hampton

Stephen Carr Hampton is an enrolled citizen of Cherokee Nation, an avid birder since age 7, and a former resource economist for the California Department of Fish & Game, where he worked as a tribal liaison and conducted natural resource damage assessments and oversaw environmental restoration projects after oil spills. He writes most often about Native history and contemporary issues, birds, and climate change.
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