In his digital series “Gone Native” on Comedy Central, Joey Clift (Cowlitz) takes on horror with laughs.
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Laura Clark
Laura Clark (Muscogee (Creek)/Cherokee) is the Deputy Editor of In The Know. A Los Angeles-based mother of two, Laura has served as an editor at Woman's Day, Variety, Mom.com, CafeMom and The New York Times Syndicate. When she's not prepping her next post, she’s most likely watching her daughter perform on stage (or over Zoom) or trying to keep up with her sporty young son.
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Native American writer-director Tai Leclaire joins IllumiNative’s Indigenous House launch at Sundance Film Festival
The Mohawk/Mi’kmaq comedian will also be debuting his short film “Headdress” at the festival.
Gen Z nonbinary actor Damian Terriquez brings intersectional voice to ‘That ’90s Show,’ ‘Glamorous’
The actor shares how representation appears to be evolving in Hollywood.
Navajo breath-work facilitator Deoné Newell aims to decolonize wellness
Newell aims to create more cultural authenticity in the wellness space.
Native American Women’s Equal Pay Day: Native women shatter myths about money
November 30 marks Native American Women’s Equal Pay Day 2022.
95-year-old baseball legend Maybelle Blair shares life lessons for Gen Z: ‘Enjoy every day of your life’
The LGBTQ nonagenarian offered advice about everything from staying young to coming out.
‘Good Trouble’ actress Zuri Adele talks inclusivity in the beauty and wellness space
The actress shares how wellness can be more inclusive for marginalized communities.
‘Prey’ producer Jhane Myers wants to raise the bar for Native representation in Hollywood
Jhane Myers (Comanche) hopes to combat harmful stereotypes of Native Americans with powerful Indigenous onscreen characters.
Alexis McGill Johnson of Planned Parenthood shares how voting can reshape abortion access
Why access to reproductive health care is especially limited for people with fewer resources.
Allie Redhorse Young inspires Native youth and elders to ‘ride to the polls’
The Diné founder of Protect the Sacred is galvanizing Indigenous people on and off the reservation.