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Data center concerns on tribal land in Oklahoma draw national attention
(MVSKOKE RESERVATION) As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to expand across the United States, Indigenous advocates in Oklahoma are drawing national attention to the environmental and sovereignty risks tied to the data centers powering that growth. Data centers are needed to power AI platforms used by businesses and individuals, with this
Will Hill, Muscogee storyteller: Carrying the voices that came before him
(TVLSE, Okla.) Storytelling is an art form that doesn’t come easily for everyone, but Will Hill is a natural. Hill, a citizen of the Muscogee (Creek) Nation, was raised as a traditional storyteller of the Nogonugojeeh (storytelling society). Nogonugojeeh serve as knowledge keepers, preserving tribal history, family lineage and
Prophecy and Fulfillment: The Ghost Dance and the End of Whiteness
The U.S. Census Bureau has forecasted that whites will no longer be the majority demographic in America by the year 2044. That seminal date is only 18 years away. America is in the crucible of Regime Change. This will only be the 2nd Regime Change in America. The first
Owasso adopts new flag despite pushback on offensive Native imagery
(OWASSO, Okla.) The City of Owasso adopted a new flag at the Owasso City Council meeting Tuesday night, despite concerns over Native imagery that is included in the design. The flag includes a rendering of the "End of the Trail" sculpture, created in 1894 by James Earle Fraser,