How a Philadelphia man has made it his mission to keep the Lakota language, legacy alive 02:57. PHILADELPHIA (CBS) -- Every week, Eugene Black Crow turns his apartment in North Philadelphia into a ...

Crow Dog, Sicangu Lakota Oyate, passed away June 6 at Crow Dog’s Paradise on the Rosebud Indian Reservation in South Dakota after a battle with cancer,Indian Country Todayreported. ...

Joe Medicine Crow was the first member of his tribe to go to college, and was in graduate school in California when America entered the war. He joined the Army, became a scout in the 103rd ...

Painting for war, medicine man Crow Dog (Lakota), a leader of the American Indian Movement (AIM), applies paint to Wounded Knee warriors before a fire fight.

Lakota Educator Robert Two Crow said. Even with a successful summer program, the two know the work is not done. “We have a lot of work to do with as far as ensuring our Lakota language continues on.

When Michael was born, Jackson was still alive and they spoke Lakota to each other. He Crow, now 60, led the way through deep snow to a cemetery in Oglala, ...

Crow Dog, Sicangu Lakota Oyate, passed away June 6 at Crow Dog’s Paradise on the Rosebud Indian Reservation in South Dakota after a battle with cancer, Indian Country Today reported.

His great grandfather, Jackson He Crow, who survived Wounded Knee at age 9, was still alive when Michael was born and they spoke to each other in Lakota. Nancy Eve Cohen / NEPM 2 of 6 — Wounded Knee ...