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Peoples indigenous to the Western Hemisphere
Reports from early and late 2025 show multiple incidents where ICE officers have stopped, questioned or arrested Native Americans — sometimes on or near tribal lands — triggering tribal warnings, lega...
Skinwalker stories are a long-standing element of Navajo and other Native American folklore — described as witches or shapeshifters called yee naaldlooshii — but there is no verifiable scientific evid...
The data provided show that , but Black and Hispanic people are represented at higher rates relative to their population shares in many measures, revealing in program participation. The available anal...
The available 2024 data and related analyses consistently indicate that among U.S. racial groups in the provided materials. Multiple datasets and summaries—covering sentencing records, lifetime preval...
The available analyses converge on a clear pattern: , with sexual abuse comprising a minority share of total maltreatment reports (around 10%). The data offer a contrasting picture when looking at off...
on a flag is not a single, uniform symbol; its meaning depends on cultural, historical, and design context — ranging from celestial bodies (sun, Venus, North Star) and religious or mythic references (...
Available reporting shows strong, repeated allegations that ICE and other DHS agents have engaged in practices that amount to racial profiling—especially against Latino, Native American, and other peo...
Research assembled by academics and advocacy groups finds that strict photo voter ID laws are associated with reduced turnout among racial and ethnic minorities—studies report declines for Latino turn...
Adjusting per‑capita sexual assault rates for age and socioeconomic status narrows—but does not uniformly erase—: younger age profiles and concentrated economic disadvantage account for a meaningful s...
Archaeological and historical evidence shows that child sacrifice occurred in parts of the pre‑Columbian Americas—notably in Andean Inca rituals (capacocha) and in some Mesoamerican contexts such as o...
Native voices and academic reporting in the provided sources overwhelmingly describe full-feathered Plains warbonnets as sacred, earned regalia that many Native Americans find disrespectful when worn ...
High-profile examples of people wrongfully detained or deported by ICE appear repeatedly in recent reporting and litigation: advocates say at least some people were taken from immigration court and ru...
The supplied materials portray a between Native Americans and Black Americans marked by cooperation, conflict, intermarriage, and competing claims to freedom and status. Scholars and narratives in the...
Alaska and several Plains states consistently appear at the top of state-level rape or sexual-assault lists, with Alaska often reported as having a rate roughly three times the national average; natio...
The Constitution constrains ICE’s detention and deportation practices mainly through the Fifth Amendment’s due process protections, the Suspension Clause and habeas corpus traditions, and citizenship ...
Yes — people who identify or are classified as Black can have predominantly non‑African genetic ancestry. Large genetic surveys show many self‑identified African Americans average about 73% African an...
COVID-19 mortality in the United States followed a steep age gradient: the oldest Americans experienced by far the highest death rates, while children and young adults experienced very low death rates...
Available reporting shows Charlie Kirk made multiple controversial remarks about immigrants — notably a September 1–2, 2025 post saying “America does not need more visas for people from India” and “We...
-born citizens retain full constitutional protections during encounters with : they have the right to remain silent, cannot be lawfully detained or deported for immigration violations, and generally d...
— federal immigration authorities can and do detain people even when those people have not produced immediate proof of U.S. citizenship: policy requires officers to assess potential U.S. citizenship b...