In the early 1900s, Buffalo Bill Cody, famed American showman, and Chief Iron Tail, a distinguished Oglala Lakota leader, forged a notable partnership that brought Native American culture to audiences worldwide. Chief Iron Tail, renowned for his striking profile, became one of the most photographed Native Americans of his time and served as a prominent performer in Buffalo Bill’s Wild West Show. | History In Pictures

The invention of Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer should be its own Christmas movie Sources: May, "How Rudolph Came Into Being,"; "How I Created Rudolph". NRTA Journal.; The Gettysburg [Pa.] Times; Phil Angelo (December 22, 2018). "The Illinois roots of Rudolph's hooves". Daily Journal; Nate Bloom (February 10, 2009). "Shining a Light on the Largely Untold Story of the Origins of Rudolph, the Red-Nosed Reindeer"; "Old Fashioned Christmas". University Place/Wisconsin Historical Society. ; Ad Age; N

As we celebrate Native American Heritage Month this November, we will take a closer look at the Native American culture that is a big part of South Dakota's past and present. A member of the Oglala Lakota tribe, Red Cloud is today revered as a great leader for his people, a warrior and a strong advocate for Lakota tradition. | SDPB

@denmiwhiteman I’m an Oglala Lakota/Southern Cheyenne who grew up on a reservation, faced generational trauma, and refused to stay silent. I didn’t just survive, I rose to create change, not only for myself, but for the future generations after me. I’m not done yet I’m just getting started. 🎥: @atbproductions #nativeamerican #indigenous #lakota #indigenousexcellence | Pittsburgh Lesbian Correspondents