100 Years Ago, US Citizenship for Native Americans Came Without Voting Rights ... that endured after the Spanish invasion in the late 1500s know firsthand the challenges voters have faced across ...

In the 1500s, the first Spaniards ventured from ... On Dec. 7, 1961, Otermín ordered the Native Americans to assemble in the plaza, where a Catholic priest conducted a ceremony converting ...

Some individuals have earned places in history, such as La Malinche, a Nahua girl from Mexico’s Gulf Coast sold into slavery in the early 1500s who ... enslavement of Native Americans was ...

Many ethnic groups moved rightward in the 2024 election, and Native Americans are among them. Seventeen counties with majority-Native American populations swung toward President-elect Donald Trump by ...

"Targeting Native Americans and questioning their citizenship like we saw in New Mexico last week is not only harassment—it's un-American," Fernández told Newsweek. "Native communities have ...

“This election could come down to Arizona. And Arizona can come down to how many Native Americans show up to vote. All of you can be the difference.” Across Arizona, Native American activists ...

Residents of the tribal community’s original mesa-top “sky city” that endured after the Spanish invasion in the late 1500s know ... granted citizenship to Native Americans, but advocates ...