historylover1230:

So for Columbus Day this year, I thought it would be more appropriate to draw attention to the histories of the various indigenous peoples of the Americas. As such I have created a master post of all my Unrepresented People posts on indigenous Americans. For those of you who are more recent followers, Unrepresented People is a series of short posts I do on minority people, cultures, or regions around the world. While the posts I have here deal with Indigenous Americans, I have done posts on people from around the world, so be sure to check out the tag. The series is on a bit of a hiatus as I’ve just started grad school and an internship, but I hope to restart it soon. 

Note: Names marked with an apostrophe (*), are people of mixed indigenous and European/African descent

• Apache
• Aymara
• Blackfoot/Niitsitapi
  
• Cherokee
• Cheyenne
• Chickasaw
• Choctaw
• Comanche
• Cree
• Dene
• Easter Island/Rapa Nui
• Garifuna*
• Guaraní
  
• Guna
• Haida
• Hawaiians (Hawaiians are Polynesians rather than Amerindians, but I thought it was best to include them as well)
• Hopi
• Innu
• Inuit
• Iroquois/Haudenosaunee
  
• Kayapo
• Lakota
• Louisiana Creole*
• Lumbee*
• Mapuche
• Métis*
  
• Mi'kmaq
  
• Miskito*
• Navajo
• Nuxalk
• Ojibwe/Chippewa
  
• Ramapough Mountain Indians/Ramapough Lenape*
  
• Rarámuri/Tarahumara
  
• Seminole/Black Seminole*
• Shawnee
• Tlingit
• Tohono O'odham
  
• Wayuu
• Yanomami
• Yupik
• Zuni