American Indian Culture & Research Journal

More research reports have been published by the establishment of various journals including American Indian Culture and Research Journal, American Indian Quarterly Magazine, Northeast Indian Quarterly Magazine, Cherokee Nationality, Ancient Association, American Indian Culture Research Magazine, USA . . Ancient, American Indian legal review, contemporary Indian situation, Indian historian, indigenous people, Akwesasne note, Blue Cloud Quarterly, and Letan Wankatakiya. However, past research by anthropologists has blurred the reality and diversity of American myths and the ethnic tradition of many tribes in particular. In addition, the exploitative nature of Christian influence on Indigenous religion and the relations between American Indian tribes and Caucasian perfectly diluted American Indian culture, Tinker (2004) called it a cultural massacre .

Colonialism is a powerful force that influences American Indian culture in many ways. However, culture does not remain static. Indeed, American Indians have many cultural ambiguities. In some areas, the American Indians are responding to cultural changes by deliberately returning to the knowledge, words, and customs of traditional tribes. The establishment of tribal universities and universities reflects several reactions. Christianity also played an important role in the cultural change of Native Americans.

Practice of American and Indian culture There is a big difference between marriage practices between the two cultures. The marriage system between the two cultures is different how modern American and Indian culture will achieve marriage practices. Marriage customs are not so important in American culture, couple can be freely chosen; please follow the combination of common practice or selection practices. The theme introduced by Americans in this study is to investigate why there is such a big educational gap between ethnic and white students. Many Americans do not know that there are such educational gaps between today's students. In this article, we describe shocking statistics such as African-American students that account for the majority of the special education population, but they account for only about 40% of the student population. It also