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

Posted on October 27, 2024 by Stephen Carr Hampton

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.

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Sky Woman vs The Hillbilly: An Indigenous critique

Posted on July 27, 2024 by Stephen Carr Hampton

The contradictions of JD Vance are well-known. He once called Trump “a bad man, a morally reprehensible human being.” Now he’s allied with Trump. He claims to come from a poor region, yet embraces policies that will further exploit and … Continue reading →

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The Native women in the Capitol Rotunda

Posted on September 1, 2018 by Stephen Carr Hampton

In the center of the US Capitol, under the iconic white dome, is a large round room called the Rotunda. There are eight niches in it, circling the room, each with an oil painting twelve feet tall and eighteen feet … Continue reading →

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