Aboriginal Rights
Contributing Articles in Aboriginal Rights
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Iroquois Masks and The False Face Society
Iroquois Masks were primarily made by the False Face Society. Understanding the importance of such masks is crucial in order to fully understand this tribe.
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Facts About Aboriginal Art and Its Importance to Their Societies
There are various facts about Aboriginal art, but three prevalent topics must be covered. These being the materials, dreamtime, and importance of such art.
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Australian Aboriginal Boomerangs: History, Hunting, and Art
Aboriginal Boomerangs first originated in Australia. Such devices have an interesting history, were used for many purposes like hunting, and had great art.
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The Athapaskans: Aboriginal Tribe of the North
Though the Athapaskans are not talked about as much as others, they are important simply because they are the only Aboriginal Tribe to survive the North.
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Canadian Aboriginal Tribes: Shared Beliefs, Values, and Cultures
Though there were many different Canadian Aboriginal Tribes, each of them shared similar characteristics when it came to beliefs, values, and cultures.
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Aboriginal Creation Myths: Iroquois, Mi Kmaq, Cree, and Ojibwa
There are dozens of different Aboriginal creation myths, and countless more variations. The Iroquois, Mi Kmaq, Cree, and Ojibwa each have their own stories.
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The Canadian Aboriginal Festival: Music, Education, and Culture
The Canadian Aboriginal Festival is one of the most anticipated events in Canada. Music, Education, and the Pow Wow are just three of the many activities.
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The Blackfoot Tribe: History, Food, Clothing, and Weapons
The Blackfoot tribe had a diverse culture. Investigating its history and religion, in addition to food and clothing, will provide proper further insight.
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The Tsimshian Tribe: Food, Culture, and Protocol
The Tsimshian tribe was unique from all other First Nations. Its food, culture, and protocol are crucial aspects of the society that must be understood.
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The Ojibwa Tribe: Social Roles, Life, and Religion
The cooperative society the Ojibwa tribe had is unparalleled. By looking at social roles, life, and religion; an individual can learn a lot from this tribe.
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The Iroquois Tribe Examined
The Iroquois Tribe held a unique respect for animals and developed a loose government. Examining such cultural aspects will show how this tribe thrived.
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The First Nations of Canada Explored: The Mi Kmaq
To understand the Mi Kmaq one must look at their beliefs, lifestyles, and political structure before contact period occurred.
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Hawaiian People Desire a Return to the Hawaiian Monarchy
Indigenous Hawaiian people, the Kanaka Maoli, have desired Hawaiian national sovereignty since 1893. Can they achieve it on the island of Molokai?
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The African Pygmies: An Ancient Civilization Under Siege
The African rainforest is home to a distinct group of peoples, known collectively as the Pygmies. Their culture and security are under constant threat.
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National Sorry Day, Acknowledgement of Australia's Shame
The Australian indigenous children forcibly taken from their families and homeland are known as the Stolen Generation. In 2008 the Government said sorry.
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