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STAFF BLOG REPUBLIC INSIDER Is there a place for American Indian exhibits at Mount Rushmore?
In one of Oglala Lakota newspaperman Tim Giago's most recent columns (published today in The Daily Republic) he mentioned the American Indian speakers and exhibits that were started at Mount Rushmore ...
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GIAGO: How a Grouchy Gourmet broke down racial barriers
Oftentimes an idea is born out of necessity; and that is the way a weekly column called, “The Grouchy Gourmet” was born.
By Tim Giago , May 27, 2012
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GIAGO: Beware of the coming oil boom
The oil boom is coming to South Dakota, “not if, but when,” according to those in the know, including Gov. Dennis Daugaard.
By Tim Giago , May 10, 2012
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GIAGO: Native American issues with pipeline ignored
What is it that the South Dakota congressional delegation cannot understand about the TransCanada Keystone XL pipeline?
By Tim Giago , March 22, 2012
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GIAGO: Churches have done much to erode Lakota culture
I was struck by an article by David Rooks in the Rapid City Journal on March 2.
David Rooks is a nice guy. He was also a former employee of mine when I owned the Lakota Times.
By Tim Giago , March 07, 2012
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GIAGO: Inspiring a new generation of Native Americans
There is always that faint hope in the back of my mind that the information I display in my opinion pieces might help to educate and inform.
March 01, 2012
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GIAGO: Indians are humans, not sports mascots
“The dogs may bark, but the caravan moves on” is an old Arab proverb.
I quoted this old saying more than 25 years ago when I first broached the subject of the use of Indians as mascots for America’s fun and games.
By Tim Giago , February 15, 2012
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GIAGO: Thirty years later, Shannon County drops from No. 1 poorest
The old saying goes that “The more things change, the more they stay the same.” That, my friends, is the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in a nutshell.
By Tim Giago , January 28, 2012
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GIAGO: Alcohol: A red flag that’s been waving too long
An emailer mentioned a comment I made in my last column in which I said I met with some old friends “over a glass of beer.” He wrote, “Honestly, I was shocked when I read those words.”
By Tim Giago , January 19, 2012
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GIAGO: A public apology offered to two old friends
I have been writing a column nearly every week for 34 years. I started with a Montgomery Ward electric typewriter and graduated to a 1986 Apple computer that was more of a word-processor than a computer. We had not reached the age of the Internet yet.
By Tim Giago , January 12, 2012
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GIAGO: Lakota consider Wounded Knee 1890 a day that will live in infamy
To this day, an all-inclusive peace treaty has never been signed between the tribes of the Great Sioux Nation and the U.S. government.
By Tim Giago , December 29, 2011
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GIAGO: Christmas Eve prayer changes family’s future
Light snow had been drifting down all morning, and it was shaping up into one of those cold, miserable days that make South Dakota the butt of so many jokes.
December 22, 2011
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GIAGO: Big Crow died young, but her legacy lives on
SuAnne Big Crow was furious after she watched an NBC broadcast about the Pine Ridge Reservation in 1981. “They came here and showed all of the terrible things and did not bother to show any of the good things,” she said.
By Tim Giago , December 16, 2011
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GIAGO: Anniversary of ‘Indian Raw Deal’ passes quietly
It was 75 years ago on June 18, 1934, when the Indian Reorganization Act became the law of the land. On the 50th anniversary of the IRA, a conference was held at Sun Valley, Idaho, to talk about the good and the bad of the act. On the 75th birthday of the act, there was nothing but silence.
By Tim Giago , December 09, 2011
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GIAGO: GOP may be in for rough times in ’12
The owner of a trucking firm posted signs on his trucks that read, “New Company Policy: We are not hiring until Obama is gone.” Bill Looman denied that political motivation is keeping him from hiring employees. What is the point?
By Tim Giago , December 01, 2011
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OPINION: Reviving languages is tough in face of technology
There have been a lot of reasons that caused the Native languages to diminish and in some cases to disappear entirely.
By Tim Giago , November 18, 2011
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