The traditional wear, poems, monologues and other talents on display were testament to this truth. It was great to see the dignity and celebration of the traditions by our first people.

Despite widespread scrutiny following a highly controversial incident at the Mae’s Schools last week, when a nine-year-old was prevented from attending class in full traditional Amerindian wear ...

This was before the 2005 election of Evo Morales, Bolivia’s first Amerindian president, under whose leadership the majority indigenous population saw greater recognition and autonomy.

Andy Palacio's story started sometime in the 17th century, when a ship filled with Africans bound for slavery was wrecked off the Honduran coast and the survivors were taken in by the Arawak ...

Amerindians were the first people to inhabit Guyana, which translates as "land of many waters" Painted on a classroom wall, high above the modest wooden benches and chalkboards, Moco-Moco primary ...