Business as Usual
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 […]
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 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 […]
My previous post was about the Timpanogos Tribe being given sacks of flour from Mormons to help feed their families. Sacks of flour with crushed glass mixed in. I was […]
For years now Native Americans have passed on their own history to the next generation through the oral traditions of story telling. For years now they have not been believed […]
“There is a curse on these aborigines of our country who roam the plains, and are so wild that you cannot tame them. They are of the house of Israel; […]
Brigham Young, “There is a curse on these aborigines of our country who roam the plains and are so wild that you cannot tame them. They are of the House […]
(Names of Missionaries withheld to protect identity.) The Book of Mormon is cherished as the word of God among those who believe and follow the teachings. It is taught as […]
LABEL – a classifying phrase or name applied to a person or thing, especially one that is inaccurate or restrictive. (Oxford Dictionary) Earlier this week Dallin H. Oaks responded to […]
This series of three posts have been leading up to some changes that are coming to the blog. At the end of the article I will share more about that. […]