https://jonamaylambert.com/women-of-native-american-history-from-nanye-hi-to-sharice-davids/ Native American Heritage Month A lot has changed since 1990 when President George W. Bush declared the month of November as National American Indian Heritage Month, or commonly referred to as Native American Heritage Month. It was intended to recognize, honor, and celebrate people of indigenous descent. During this month, it is important to celebrate the rich history, diverse cultures and unforgettable contributions of our nation’s first inhabitants. Native American Female Heroes Often when we think of the great Native American heroes of the past, we imagine brave male warriors and chief who led their people through war and the long journey into an uncertain future. However, there have been some formidable women who fought fearlessly in battle, served as committed leaders, undertook dangerous journeys and saved lives. In celebration of Native American Herita...
Reversal of Fortune In Spring of 2017, President Trump called for a radical change as he signed executive bills reversing the Fair Pay and Safe Workplace order. Obama placed this legislative order in 2014. The Fair Pay and Safe Workplace order mandated that businesses had to report a step-by-step “wage statement” of their earnings to the Department of Labor. This order also raised the minimum wage and banned discrimination of gender minorities. Businesses are claiming to be fixing the pay gap, yet their actions are not reflective of this goal. One journalist from Daily Telegraph discovered that her own company had a pay gap of 35%. Thankfully, more and more women are speaking on this issue. Sadly some must do so anonymously so they do not risk losing their jobs. In 2014, the voices of minorities were heard. Strides were being made to decrease the wage gap between genders. More people were able to apply and receive jobs. Equal...
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