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A new milestone for Buffalo's Fire
Leading into the 150th anniversary of the Battle of Greasy Grass (Little Bighorn), we set ourselves a goal: get to 150 donors by June 25. We didn’t quite get there, but Buffalo’s Fire has the most individual support ever in its ten year his...
Last day to get to 150
Today is our final deadline. We are making a last push to reach 150 donors by the end of the day to ensure that Buffalo’s Fire continues its mission of independent, Native-led journalism, free from government and tribal influence.
Every do...
Greasy Grass remembrance begins as Native communities reclaim the narrative
Custer’s scouts: traitors or warriors of duty?
150 years after Little Bighorn, advocates say Crow and Arikara scouts were devoted to their people, not the U.S. military
By Brian Bull
A group visits the Little Bighorn Battlefield...
48 hours left
On June 25, Native people will remember the Battle of Greasy Grass, or Little Bighorn. As part of our service to Native audiences, we’ve created a schedule of events in partnership with organizers.
As we prepare to cover the events on the...
Nurturing the next generation
Buffalo’s Fire is grounded in partnerships and making good relatives across Indian Country. Part of that growth is our commitment to training the next generation of journalists through our internship programs. As the managing editor, I work...
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