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Everett Osceola provides Seminole insight during Stranahan House online event

by Beverly Bidney -

Everett Osceola, left, talks about different aspects of Seminole life and culture with Stranahan House Museum historian Jonathan Axler during a Facebook Live program from the museum Nov. 30. (Image via Facebook) To commemorate National Native American Heritage month in November, the Stranahan House Museum in Fort Laudedale celebrated Seminole life

Romero Britto to hold meet and greet at Seminole Hard Rock Hollywood

by The Seminole Tribune -

Romero Britto (britto.com photo) HOLLYWOOD  – Internationally acclaimed artist Romero Britto will hold a meet and greet Dec. 11 at Wentworth Gallery in The Shoppes at The Guitar Hotel at Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Hollywood. Guests and art collectors will have the opportunity to meet Britto, personalize artwork and

Opportunities increasing for Indigenous actors, but still a ways to go

by Ari Rioseco -

The Screen Actors Guild-American Federation of Television and Radio Artists hosted a livestream panel discussion with Native American actors Nov. 17. (Courtesy image) Historically, cinema has not provided Indigenous communities with the opportunity to represent themselves in the modern world. From Western films to animated shorts, Native American actors have been

‘Winter Counts’ dives into blurred justice on reservations

by Damon Scott -

Denver-based author David Heska Wanbli Weiden’s debut novel “Winter Counts” is a crime fiction that’s part mystery, suspense and thriller. It takes a sobering look at the convoluted justice that often comes when crimes are committed on reservations by Native Americans. How the federal government gets involved, or doesn’t, can have

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