Native Americans and their traditions are resilient and alive. As the next generations come, there is a sense of hope that they will take ownership of their culture and learn the warrior ways.

The Myth of Native American Innocence. With a completed scale model in the foreground the carving of the monument to Lakota warrior Crazy Horse takes shape in the Black Hills of South Dakota in 2001.

These 12 Native American heroes achieved epic greatness as warriors, writers, artists, and scientists. Here are little-known stories of vast achievements and epic courage across American history.

Warrior. Orator. Statesman. Tecumseh, a Shawnee bent on resistance to white incursion on Native land, was all three—and during his brief life, he turned that resistance into the stuff of history ...

"Most of the indigenous mascots classify us as warriors and things of that nature," said Faries Gray, a Massachusetts Native American. "Classifying us as a warrior class society -- which we were not.

Timeless wisdom from Native American culture made accessible by D.J. Vanas. ... The mythical Sioux warrior, Crazy Horse, became a reluctant leader at the Battle of Little Bighorn.

Pete Reed joined The Hot Seat with News 9 political analyst Scott Mitchell to discuss how The Native American Warrior Project, part of the Force 50 Foundation, aims to honor Native veterans ...