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Taylor Sheridan, a white man with short brown hair in a dark suit and button down without a tie. His hands are on the lapels of his suit as he poses against a gray background.

Bingeworthy Shows from a Red State Star

Taylor Sheridan’s macho streaming universe may get “repetitive” at times but it’s not as obviously conservative as some suggest.

by Craig D. Lindsey

Keep Reading

Indigenous Leaders Fight to Keep Natural Gas Pipelines Off Sacred Lands

by Dylan Baddour

Calling All Marfans: Mystery Lights Inspire Annual Celebration

by Ariel Slick

A Group Claiming To Be Cherokee Faces Questions About Authenticity

by Tristan Ahtone and Graham Lee Brewer

Mar 24, 2021

Captivity Narrative

"News of the World" unsuccessfully tries to redeem the Western at its most harmful.

by Adam Piron

Eli Jackson Cemetery Jan 31, 2019

Indigenous Activists Set Up Protest Camp at South Texas Cemetery to Stop Trump’s Wall

Environmentalists, veterans of the Standing Rock protests and Carrizo/Comecrudo tribal members are vowing to stare down the president's bulldozers.

by Gus Bova

June 2016 Postcards, Eagle Pass, coal mine protest, Dos Republicas Jun 06, 2016

In the Name of Our Ancestors

Against the odds, indigenous activists take on an international coal mining firm.

by Hannah McBride

Children hanging out

Inside this month's print issue

Lost Children—A Texas Tragedy

A riveting new book about foster care and adoption exposes just how the state lost six kids to out-of-state mothers who murdered them.

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Representatives from the Lipan Apache Band of Texas, Pacuache Band Coahuiltecan Nation, Carrizo-Comecrudo Tribe of Texas, and both the American Indian Movements of Central Texas and Southern California participated in the march against the Dos Republicas low-grade coal mine. Apr 20, 2016

Native Groups Open New Front Against Border Coal Mine

Tribal leaders say binational coal companies are mining on sacred ancestral lands.

by Katerina Barton

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