• "Techniques for Evaluating American Indian Web Sites" (by Elaine Cubbins, librarian)

  Detailed and nuanced tips on how to distinguish webpages of authentic native
  Americans from those of the culture-vultures.

• "Bibliography on Cultural Appropriation" (by Dr. Diane Bell, Luce Professor of Religion, Holy Cross College)

  Excellent bibliography of readings on the subject.

• "Respect: Wanting to Be an Indian:-When Spiritual Teaching Turns into Cultural Theft"
  (by Myke Johnson)

  A good introductory reading.

• "The Official Wanabi Tribe Home Page" (by Michael Two Horses, Sioux [Lakota], Rosebud reservation, South Dakota)

• Another worthy site: The American Indian College Fund

Homepage for the fund that help support tribal colleges throughout the U.S.

SITES ON SPECIFIC NATIONS

• The Cherokee Nation

• The Chickasaw Nation

• The Choctaw Nation:none; cf. www.toners.com/choctaw; www.uiti.net/~michael/choctaw

• The Muscogee (Creek) Nation

• The Seminole Nation

   

• Eastern Band of the Cherokee:www.uchsc.edu/sm/hnp/eastnhos.htm
  [Cf. http://shaman.umn.edu/schools/ces/chief.htm:on Principal Chief Joyce Dugan]

• Cherokee Indian Reservation [aimed mostly at tourists]

• Seminole Tribe of Florida

• Lumbee Tribe

• Website for the Oglala Sioux (Pine Ridge Reservation)

   

• The Navajo Nation

• The Hopi Information Network

• The Hopi Cultural Preservation Office

• Other Pueblos

  
  Remember: "The American Indian College Fund"