The Comanche story challenges a lazy myth: that Indigenous power was static until Europeans arrived. In reality, the Comanche adapted to the horse so quickly that they reshaped the Southern Plains and forced empires to respond on Comanche terms. So here’s the debate question: was Comanche dominance mainly about superior riding, or about a whole system—training from childhood, breeding and trade networks, intelligence gathering, and hit-and-run tactics designed for open-country warfare? In other

“North America's history begins with Indigenous history first.” Chef Sean Sherman of Owamni - By The Sioux Chef explains the importance of sharing this history along with his award-winning food. | Almanac

35K views · 214 reactions | This Thanksgiving, in a bustling Minneapolis kitchen, a groundbreaking mission to preserve Indigenous cuisine gains undeniable momentum. NBC News’ Maggie Vespa shares more about Sean Sherman also known as the “Sioux Chef'' who makes food that pre-dates European settlers. | NBC Nightly News with Tom Llamas | Facebook