Border Wall Would Cut Across Land Sacred To Native Tribe The Tohono O'odham tribe on the U.S.-Mexico border says a wall would desecrate a mountain where they say their creator lives.

On A Tribe Called Quest’s First Album in 18 Years, Its Music Is, Amazingly, as Timely as Ever A Tribe Called Quest is my favorite hip-hop group of all time, but if you had asked me a year ago year if the world needed a new Tribe Called Quest alb ...

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Native American Women Review MAC's "Vibe Tribe" Can you paint with all the colors of the wind?

Tribe Is A Nifty Walkie-Talkie App Meet Tribe, a new social app for iOS and Android that is going head-to-head against Taptalk, Snapchat and countless other social messaging apps. Tribe is an interesting take on messaging thanks to its heavy focus on video and neat design. At heart, T Read more ... ribe isn't reinventing the wheel. Everything you can do in Tribe also works in Snapchat or Taptalk. And yet, Tribe focuses on only a few use cases and doesn't try to do everything, making it a refreshing approach to messaging. Here's how it works. When you open Tribe, you get a grid view of all your friends. To record and send a video, you just need to hold your finger on someone's picture and then release it. And that's it. You can't write text or add emojis on top of your video. It's a constrained medium. Like in Taptalk, you can also create groups to send a video to ...

Tribe Member: 'We Would Have Been Dead By Now' If We Acted Like Oregon Militants The Paiute tribe says the protesters need to leave.

Why The Tribe is the perfect videogame movie The Tribe is one of the most unusual movies of the summer. Filmed entirely in sign language without subtitles, the film is an experiment in...

VIBE Watch as this Baltimore protester confronts Geraldo Rivera and the rest of Fox News. More: http://on.vibe.com/1duLATv

Photos: Amazon tribe under threat Portuguese photographer Daniel Rodrigues has documented the pure, pristine and, tragically, fleeting existence of the Awa-Guaja tribe in Brazil.