Sarah Newcomb is Tsimshian of the First Nation from Metlakatla, Alaska. She works as a freelance editor, writer, and blogger. She has a Bachelors in English with a Focus in non-Fiction Creative Writing, an Associates in Communications, and a Minor in Philosophy. She currently lives in Dallas, Texas with her husband and four children.
This article was shared with permission. A sincere thank you to Elizabeth Hardin-Burrola and the Gallup Independent in Gallup, New Mexico for continuously covering these issues. By Elizabeth Hardin-Burrola Independent […]
This is a small known part of the history of a woman named Seccunup. Born to the Timpanogos people, daughter of Chief Aeropeen and Cyagup – estimated 1845 year of […]
This post is longer than usual due to the sensitive nature of what is being discussed. Thank you to all who take the time to read it, and thank you […]
The truth – evasive and bending out of the light. Almost within my grasp only to dance away faster than I can follow. Truth exists everywhere, but I realize I […]
It has been a year since I wrote and published the first post on this blog. To celebrate I thought I would share a little about my personal […]
Who within Mormonism has the authority to answer the following question, “Who are the Lamanites?” Do we listen to missionaries who have just gone through the Missionary Training Center before […]
The truth… this one word I have held onto for so many years. Chasing it like it was an object I could actually obtain. Believing I would find […]
This year has not been an easy one. I was recently told that my voice on this blog has changed some. I didn’t deny it. I have been […]
(Names of Missionaries withheld to protect identity.) When the subject of Native American atrocities come up few want to discuss it. Perhaps it is hard to understand something that is […]
Lamanite Truth 