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name	image	description	ethnic group	occupation	date of birth	date of death	country of citizenship	place of birth	place of death	wikidata item	site links
Sally Ainse		Oneida fur trader	Oneida	diplomat fur trader	No/unknown value	1823			Amherstburg	Q7405036	1
Big Eyes		Wichita Indian, captive of Coronado’s expedition	Wichita people	explorer	1520					Q98593529	1
Pocahontas		American native woman	Powhatan	writer	1596	1617-03	Tsenacommacah Kingdom of England	Werowocomoco	Gravesend	Q193406	60
Weetamoo		Native American leader	Wampanoag people	politician	1635	1676			Taunton	Q4470200	9
Queen Ann		Ruler of the Pamunkey tribe	Indigenous peoples of the Americas Pamunkey	politician weroance	1650	1718				Q7270205	2
Kateri Tekakwitha		Roman Catholic saint	Mohawk Algonquin people Indigenous peoples of the Americas	religious sister	1656	1680-04-17	Canada	Montgomery County	Kahnawake	Q609	40
Mary Musgrove		Muscogee Creek diplomat	Muscogee	diplomat	1700	1763 1765				Q6780402	4
Molly Brant		Canadian aboriginal leader	Iroquois	Loyalist	1736	1796-04-16	Canada Kingdom of Great Britain	Ohio River Valley Canajoharie	Kingston	Q1396262	9
Nancy Ward		Cherokee Ghighau, or Beloved Woman, and warrior, introduced dairying to the Cherokee and advocating for the return of matriarchy	Cherokee	politician	1738	1822 1824	United States of America Cherokee Nation	Chota	Tennessee	Q292814	12
Marie Aioe Dorion		18th and 19th century Iowa Indian who was the only female member of the Astor Expedition	Iowa people	explorer	1786	1850-09-05		Iowa	Saint Louis	Q6762736	5
Sacagawea		Native American woman & companion to Lewis and Clark at age 16	Shoshone	explorer interpreter Aitzindari association football player politician	1788-05-16 1786	1812-12-12 1884-04-09	United States of America	Salmon	Fort Lisa	Q238960	48
Catharine Brown		1800?-1823 Cherokee woman educated at Brainerd Mission near Chattanooga, Tenn.	Cherokee	teacher	1800	1823	United States of America			Q55946674	2
Jane Johnston Schoolcraft		19th century American Indian literary author	Ojibwe	historian poet writer translator	1800-01-31	1842-05-22	United States of America	Sault Ste. Marie	Dundas	Q3028529	8
Josette Juneau		Menominee humanitarian	Menominee Métis		1803-04-16	1855-11-19		Fort Howard		Q98593478	1
Woman Chief		Crow Indian Chief (1806-1854)	Gros Ventre people Crow Nation	politician	1806	1854			Fort Union Trading Post National Historic Site	Q259025	6
Juana Maria		Native American	Nicoleño		1811	1853-10-18	United States of America	San Nicolas Island	Garey	Q128611	15
Tsupu		Coast Miwok elder (c. 1815–1890),	Miwok		1820	1890		Petaluma		Q98593482	1
Nahnebahwequa		Ojibwa spokeswoman and Christian missionary	Ojibwe	missionary writer	1824	1865-09-26		Credit River		Q6959304	3
Natawista Iksina		Kainah interpreter and diplomat	Blackfoot Confederacy		1825	1893				Q24191513	2
Cynthia Ann Parker		American kidnapped by the Comanches	Comanche	homemaker	1827 1827-10-28	1870	United States of America	Crawford County	Anderson County	Q371602	12
Dat So La Lee		Washoe basket weaver	Washo people	basket weaver	1829	1925-12-06	United States of America	Carson Valley	Carson City	Q3016973	11
Buffalo Bird Woman		Hidatsa writer, gardener, indigenous agriculturalist	Hidatsa people	writer	1839	1932				Q4985668	2
Eliza Missouri Bushyhead Alberty		Cherokee educator and businesswoman (1839-1919)	Cherokee	educator businessperson hotel manager	1839-01-03	1919-11-05		Missouri	Claremore	Q98593461	1
Tomassa		Comanche interpreter	Comanche	translator	1840	1900-12-06		Mexico	Grady County	Q98593467	1
Lozen		Apache prophetess and warrior	Apache	warrior shaman resistance fighter	1840 1845	1889-06-17		Ojo Caliente	Mount Vernon Arsenal	Q443262	12
Sarah Winnemucca		Native American writer, activist, scout, and teacher	Paiute people	writer teacher	1844	1891-10-17	United States of America	Humboldt Sink	Idaho	Q438194	22
The Other Magpie		Woman warrior of Crow tribe	Crow Nation		1849	1900				Q7755494	1
Rosie Jarvis		Kashaya Pomo tribal historian	Pomo people		1851	1955		Sonoma County		Q98593491	0
Indian Emily		fictional Apache at Fort Davis, Texas	Apache		1853	1873				Q98593453	1
Susette LaFlesche Tibbles		Native American writer, lecturer, interpreter and artist	Ponca Omaha Tribe of Nebraska	writer	1854	1903-05-26 1903	United States of America	Nebraska	Nebraska	Q533721	11
Pretty Shield		Crow medicine woman	Crow Nation	writer autobiographer	1856	1944	United States of America			Q7242284	2
Maria Chona		American Tohono O'odham basket weaver	Tohono O'odham	artist	1858 1845	1936				Q62131471	1
Isabel Cobb		Isabel Cobb (1858–1947), physician and educator,	Cherokee	physician	1858-10-25	1947-08-11		Morganton	Wagoner	Q98566321	3
Nampeyo		Hopi-Tewa potter (1859–1942)	Hopi people	painter ceramicist	1859	1942	United States of America	Hano	Arizona	Q2060870	10
Dahteste		Chiricahua Apache woman warrior	Apache	translator warrior	1860	1955				Q3011995	5
Annie Miner Peterson		American linguistic consultant	Miluk people Coos people		1860	1939				Q4769388	2
Sarah Jim Mayo		Washoe basket maker, 1860-1945	Washo people	basket weaver painter	1860 1858	1945 1918				Q98592724	2
Rosalie La Flesche Farley		Native American feminist (1861–1900); child of Joseph LaFlesche	Ponca Omaha Tribe of Nebraska	women's rights activist	1861-02	1900-05-09	United States of America	Omaha		Q24951567	2
Pauline Johnson		Canadian poet and performer	Mohawk	writer poet actor	1861-03-10	1913-03-07	Canada	Six Nations of the Grand River First Nation	Vancouver	Q2716914	23
Marguerite La Flesche Diddock		Omaha Reservation educator	Ponca Omaha Tribe of Nebraska		1862	1945		Omaha		Q24951644	2
Mabel Washbourne Anderson		Cherokee writer	Cherokee	writer teacher	1863	1949-09-05	United States of America	Arkansas	Tulsa	Q58236938	1
Susan La Flesche Picotte		Omaha Native American, physician, and reformer (1865-1915)	Omaha Tribe of Nebraska Ponca	physician teacher	1865-06-17	1915-09-18	United States of America	Omaha Reservation	Walthill	Q2009201	17
Mother Mary Catherine Sacred White Buffalo		Hunkpapa Lakota Catholic nun	Sioux		1867	1893				Q98593502	1
Sophia Alice Callahan		American novelist, teacher	Muscogee	novelist teacher writer	1868-01-01	1894-01-07		Sulphur Springs		Q21079108	2
Rachel Caroline Eaton		American historian	Cherokee	historian writer	1869-07-07	1938-09-20	United States of America	Flint Creek	Claremore	Q25112474	2
Lucy Telles		Mono Paiute-Miwok basket weaver from Mono Lake & Yosemite Valley, California	Miwok Paiute people	basket weaver	1870s 1880s	1955 1956	United States of America	Mono County		Q6698530	2
Angel De Cora		Ho-chunk painter and illustrator who taught art at the early 20th century (1871-1919)	Ho-Chunk	painter	1871-05-03	1919-02-06	United States of America	Thurston	Northampton	Q4762120	10
Zitkala-Sa		Yankton Dakota writer (1876-1938)	Yankton Sioux	writer poet violinist human rights activist	1876-02-22	1938-01-28	United States of America	Yankton Indian Reservation	Washington, D.C.	Q2668090	31
Viola Jimulla		Chief of Yavapai-Prescott Tribe	Yavapai-Apache Nation	tribal chief	1878	1966		San Carlos Apache Indian Reservation		Q7933024	1
Roberta Lawson		American activist	Lenape	politician	1878-10-31	1940-12-31	United States of America		Tulsa	Q7351519	1
Laura Cornelius Kellogg		Native American activist	Oneida	linguist	1880	1949	United States of America	Green Bay		Q9033413	8
Tsianina Redfeather Blackstone		American soprano (1882-1985)	Muscogee Cherokee	singer	1882-12-13	1985-01-10	United States of America	Eufaula	San Diego	Q16011390	4
Mountain Wolf Woman		Native American woman	Ho-Chunk	autobiographer	1884-04	1960-11-09	United States of America			Q6925445	2
Maria Martinez		Native American potter 1887-1980	Tewa people	potter artist	1887	1980-06-20	United States of America	Pueblo de San Ildefonso	Pueblo de San Ildefonso	Q2660929	14
Elizabeth Bender Roe Cloud		American educator and Native American rights activist	Ojibwe	teacher activist	1887-04-02	1965-09-16	United States of America	White Earth Indian Reservation	Portland	Q35885508	3
Mourning Dove		Native American writer	Okanagan people Colville tribe	novelist writer	1888	1936-08-08	United States of America	Bonners Ferry		Q11937719	4
Mary Augusta Tappage Evans		Native American	Soda Creek/Deep Creek Band Secwépemc Métis	writer poet	1888	1978		Soda Creek		Q98592723	1
Bonita Wa Wa Calachaw Nuñez		Luiseño painter	Luiseño Rincon Band of Luiseno Mission Indians	artist painter writer activist	1888-12-25	1972-05-12	United States of America	Valley Center	New York City	Q98590669	1
Lena Frank Dick		Washoe basket weaver	Washo people	basket weaver	1889	1965				Q98593528	1
Ella Cara Deloria		Yankton Dakota Author	Sioux	anthropologist linguist writer	1889-01-31	1971-02-12	United States of America	Yankton Indian Reservation	Tripp	Q780206	10
Muriel Hazel Wright		Teacher, historian and writer on the Choctaw Nation (1889-1975)	Choctaw	historian teacher writer	1889-03-31	1975-02-27	United States of America Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma	Lehigh	Oklahoma City	Q1953723	4
Anauta Blackmore		Inuit author	Inuit	writer	1890	1965	Canada	Baffin Island	Ashland	Q98566844	1
Paqua Naha		Hopi-Tewa potter (c. 1890–1955)	Hopi people Tewa people Arizona Tewa	potter ceramicist	1890	1955	Hopi United States of America			Q98593472	1
Belle Highwalking		American Indian writer	Cheyennes	writer	1892	1971-10-30				Q11908933	3
Polingaysi Qöyawayma		Hopi educator, writer, and potter	Hopi people	teacher writer potter	1892	1990-12-06	United States of America	Oraibi	Phoenix	Q39417340	3
Laura Somersal		Pomo weaver and teacher	Wappo people Pomo people	basket weaver	1892	1990				Q94298006	0
Tonita Peña		Native American painter and muralist	San Ildefonso Pueblo	painter teacher	1893-05-10 1895-06-13	1949-09-09	United States of America	Real Sitio de San Ildefonso	Kewa Pueblo	Q18336552	4
Marie Mason Potts		Maidu activist and writer (1895–1978)	Maidu	writer	1895	1978				Q20005815	2
Sanapia		Comanche medicine woman and spiritual healer	Comanche	herbalist	1895-05-20	1984-01-23	United States of America	Fort Sill		Q7415505	1
Florence Davidson		Canadian artist (1896–1993)	Haida people	basket weaver	1896	1993 1993-12-13		Masset		Q5460598	1
Alma Greene		Mohawk autobiographer	Mohawk	writer	1896	1983				Q98590673	0
Flora Zuni		Zuni interpreter and storyteller	Zuni people		1897	1983				Q98593533	0
Ruth Muskrat		American poet	Cherokee	poet writer indigenous rights activist teacher	1897-10-03	1982-06-12	United States of America	Indian Territory	Tucson	Q20006564	8
Anna Moore Shaw		American writer	Pima Bajo	writer	1898	1976-04-18		Gila River Indian Reservation		Q11905654	2
Lucy M. Lewis		Acoma ceramic artist	Acoma Pueblo tribe	ceramicist	1898	1992-03-12	United States of America	Acoma Pueblo	Acoma Pueblo	Q13560693	2
Helen Sekaquaptewa		Hopi folk heroine	Hopi people	homemaker	1898	1991				Q98590662	1
Gladys Tantaquidgeon		Native American anthropologist, Medicine Woman, author	Mohegan	anthropologist	1899-06-15	2005-11-01	United States of America	Uncasville	Connecticut	Q292153	7
Elsie Allen		Native American Pomo basket weaver (1899–1990)	Pomo people	basket weaver	1899-09-22	1990-12-31	United States of America	California	California	Q5367567	2
Rose Gonzales		American potter	Ohkay Owingeh	ceramicist	1900	1989	United States of America	Ohkay Owingeh		Q7367739	2
Delfina Cuero		Delfina Cuero Born -00T Died -00T Occupation writer writer (1900–1972) ♀	Kumeyaay people	writer	1900	1972				Q39313518	1
Maggie Culver Fry		tenth poet laureate of Oklahoma	Cherokee	poet	1900	1998	United States of America	Vian		Q66738083	1
Susie Billie		Seminole medicine woman	Seminole	medicine man	1900	2003				Q98593493	1
Agnes Vanderburg		US Native American	Salish peoples	writer	1901	1989				Q23935104	3
Alice Lee Jemison		Seneca political activist and journalist	Seneca Cherokee	journalist political activist	1901-10-09	1964-03-06	United States of America Cattaraugus Reservation	Silver Creek		Q19831481	2
Essie Pinola Parrish		Kashaya Pomo basket weaver and medicine woman from California	Pomo people	basket weaver	1902	1979	United States of America			Q5399886	1
Ella Pierre Aquino		Lummi and Yakima civil rights activist	Lummi Yakama	columnist writer civil rights advocate	1902-09-20	1988-09-30	United States of America	Puyallup	Seattle	Q98593477	1
Pitseolak Ashoona		Canadian artist	Inuit	artist lithographer	1904	1983-05-28 1983	Canada	Nottingham Island	Kinngait	Q464870	6
Ticasuk Brown		American Iñupiaq educator, poet and writer	Yupik peoples	poet educator teacher writer	1904	1982	United States of America	Unalakleet	Fairbanks	Q16009928	3
Maude Kegg		Ojibwe traditionalist, bead artist, and author from Minnesota	Ojibwe	writer folklorist beadworker	1904-08-26	1996-01-06	United States of America	Crow Wing County	Minnesota	Q6744955	5
Nellie Shaw Harnar		Northern Paiute educator (1905–1985)	Paiute people	historian school teacher	1905	1985				Q98593489	1
Lucille Jerry Winnie		Seneca/Cayuga author	Seneca Cayuga people		1905					Q98593495	1
Eleanor Brass		Native American	Cree Ojibwe	writer	1905-05-01	1992-05-20				Q98590661	1
Jimalee Burton		American writer, artist, and lecturer of Creek-Cherokee ancestry	Cherokee Muscogee	writer	1906-01-23	2000		El Reno		Q84565805	1
Anahareo		Mohawk Algonquin writer and companion of Grey Owl (1906-1986)	Mohawk	autobiographer activist environmentalist animal rights advocate	1906-06-18	1986-06-17	Canada	Mattawa	Kamloops	Q4750865	4
Helen Pease Wolf		Absaroka writer 1906-1995	Crow Nation	writer	1906-12-28	1995-03-03				Q94574103	0
Mabel McKay		Cache Creek Pomo-Patwin basketweaver and the last Pomo dream doctor in California	Pomo people	basket weaver	1907-01-12	1993 1993-05-31	United States of America	Nice		Q13560696	2
Jeannette Henry Costo		co-founder of the American Indian Historical Society and the Indian Historian Press	Cherokee	activist author	1908-06-27	2001-01-31	United States of America	San Francisco	San Francisco	Q98566370	2
Verna Patronella Johnston		Ojibwa community activist	Ojibwe		1909-02-15	1996				Q98590658	1
Daisy Hooee Nampeyo		artist, born 1910-died 1994	Hopi people Tewa people	potter artist	1910	1994				Q21979448	1
Alice Littleman		Kiowa beader and garment maker (1910-2000)	Plains Apache	artist	1910-02-08	2000-05-26	United States of America	Anadarko	Chickasha	Q66779393	2
Annie Dodge Wauneka		Navajo Nation activist	Navajo	politician	1910-04-11	1997-11-10	United States of America	Deer Spring		Q4769275	8
Lucy Covington		Native American activist (1910-1982)	Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation	activist	1910-11-24	1982-09-20	United States of America		Nespelem	Q6698251	2
Jean Adeline Morgan Wanatee		Native American and women's rights activist	Meskwaki	textile artist	1910-12-09	1996-10-15		Meskwaki Settlement	Tama	Q95755435	1
Mildred Cleghorn		Chairperson of the Fort Sill Apache Tribe	Apache	politician	1910-12-11	1997-04-15				Q6850953	1
Bertha Little Coyote		Cheyenne author, artist, and singer	Cheyennes		1912	2003				Q98590656	1
Besmilr Brigham		American writer	Choctaw	poet writer	1913	2000	United States of America	United States of America		Q20551592	3
Natachee Scott Momaday		Cherokee teacher, poet, and painter	Cherokee		1913	1996-09-26				Q98590651	0
Mary John, Sr.		Canadian First Nations leader	Carrier people	politician	1913-06-16	2004-09-30	Canada			Q6779946	1
Vivien Hailstone		Yurok/Karok basketweaver and jewelry designer	Yurok people Karuk	artist	1913-10-16	2000-07-02				Q98592725	1
Yeffe Kimball		American painter who fabricated a Native American identity, 1906-1978	Osage Nation Native Americans in the United States Caucasian race	painter artist	1914 1906-03-30	1978		Mountain Park Missouri		Q22003266	1
Garnet Pavatea		Native American	Hopi people Tewa people	artist	1915	1981	United States of America			Q98590664	1
Helen Cordero		American artist	Cochiti	ceramicist	1915-06-15	1994-07-24	United States of America	Pueblo de Cochiti		Q5702067	6
Helen White Peterson		American Native American rights administrator	Oglala Lakota Sioux	lobbyist public administration	1915-08-03	2000-07-10	United States of America	Pine Ridge Indian Reservation	Vancouver	Q26721121	2
Marnie Walsh		Sioux author	Sioux	writer	1916	1996				Q98592722	0
Sadie Brower Neakok		Alaskan judge	Iñupiaq people	judge	1916	2004				Q66692706	1
Anna Gritts Kilpatrick		Cherokee folklorist	Cherokee	translator	1917	1976				Q98590647	0
Roberta Blackgoat		Big Mountain Diné elder	Navajo	environmentalist painter	1917	2002				Q98593485	1
Mary Tallmountain		American poet	Alaskan Athabaskans	poet writer	1918-06-19	1994-09-02	United States of America	Nulato	Petaluma	Q6102896	3
Vi Hilbert		Native American tribal elder (1918–2008)	Skagit	writer	1918-07-24	2008-12-19				Q7924323	4
Pablita Velarde		Santa Clara Pueblo painter and illustrator (1918-2006)	Tewa people Santa Clara Pueblo	painter artist	1918-09-19	2006-01-12	United States of America	Santa Clara Pueblo	Albuquerque	Q7121550	4
Wilma Elizabeth McDaniel		American writer (1918-2007)	Cherokee	poet writer	1918-12-22	2007-04-13	United States of America	Lincoln County		Q8022661	1
Joy Navasie		Hopi-Tewa ceramist	Hopi people Tewa people	potter	1919	2012	United States of America	New Mexico		Q58619094	1
Ignatia Broker		Ojibwe writer (1919-1987)	Ojibwe	novelist	1919-02-14	1987-06-23	United States of America	White Earth Indian Reservation	Minnesota	Q11926463	2
Hildreth Marie Twostars Venegas		Indian Health Service administrator (1919-2013)	Sioux		1919-10-27	2013-04-15				Q98593522	0
Katherine Siva Saubel		Native American leader and scholar	Cahuilla people	linguist poet writer	1920-03-07	2011-11-01	United States of America	United States of America	Morongo Band of Mission Indians	Q6376544	5
Poldine Carlo		American author	Alaskan Athabaskans	writer	1920-12-05	2018-05-09	United States of America	Nulato	Fairbanks	Q6092168	6
Raven Hail		Cherokee author, musician (1921–2005)	Cherokee	author editor singer	1921	2005	United States of America	Washington County		Q98590643	1
Grace Thorpe		World War II veteran, environmentalist, tribal court judge, and Native rights activist (1921-2008)		environmentalist paralegal	1921-12-10	2008-04-01	United States of America	Oklahoma		Q3113023	10
Otellie Loloma		Hopi artist, potter, dancer	Hopi people	ceramicist potter dancer	1921-12-30	1993-01-30	United States of America	Second Mesa		Q20685049	1
Margaret F. Nelson		professor of American Literature at Oklahoma State University (1922-2018)	Cherokee		1922-08-16	2018-08-02	United States of America	Claremore	Tahlequah	Q98593463	1
Lorena Lucille Majel Dixon		Pauma Tribal Elder	Luiseño		1922-11-21	2012-02-11				Q98593475	1
Betty Mae Tiger Jumper		Chief of the Seminole Tribe of Florida, nurse and editor	Seminole	tribal chief nurse editor	1923-04-27	2011-01-14	United States of America	Indiantown		Q4898915	5
Beatrice Medicine		American anthropologist	Sioux	anthropologist	1923-08-01	2005-12-19	United States of America			Q4877178	3
Ruth Arrington		Creek actress and communications professor	Muscogee	actor writer	1924			Tulsa		Q98593468	0
Winifred Tiger		Seminole Tribe educator	Cherokee		1924-03-25	2006-05-30				Q98593464	0
Dorothy Amora Stanley		Miwok tribal scholar, cultural consultant, educator, tribal chair, and political activist (1924-1990)	Miwok	indigenous rights activist switchboard operator	1924-07-14	1990-10-10		Los Angeles San Francisco	Tuolumne County	Q98593481	1
Éléonore Sioui		first Canadian Indian women to receive a PhD	Wyandot people	academic	1925	2006-03-05				Q98593309	1
Maria Tallchief		American ballerina (1925-2013)	Osage Nation	ballet dancer	1925-01-24	2013-04-11	United States of America	Fairfax	Chicago	Q264400	34
Alice Blue Legs		Lakota quillworker	Sioux	handicrafter quillworker	1925-07-26	2003-01-02	United States of America	Pine Ridge Indian Reservation	Rapid City	Q56167036	1
Owanah Anderson		Choctaw author and indigenous rights activist	Choctaw	editor author administrator	1926-02-18	2017-03-24	United States of America	Boswell		Q81239918	1
Louise Abeita		20th century Isleta Pueblo author	Isleta Puebloan	writer poet	1926-09-09	2014-07-21	United States of America	Isleta Pueblo	Albuquerque	Q6688596	4
Marjorie Tallchief		American ballerina	Osage Nation	ballet dancer	1926-10-19	2021-11-30	United States of America	Denver	Delray Beach	Q6766339	9
Maria Joseph Ackerman		Tlingit artist	Tlingit	artist	1927		United States of America	Juneau		Q98593525	0
Nora Marks Dauenhauer		American Tlingit writer and poet	Tlingit	poet writer scholar anthropologist	1927-05-08	2017-09-25	United States of America	Juneau	Juneau	Q448138	13
Kenojuak Ashevak		Inuit artist	Inuit	sculptor printmaker drawer	1927-10-03	2013-01-08	Canada	Baffin Island	Kinngait	Q122347	18
Julia F. Parker		American artist	Pomo people	basket weaver	1928-02		United States of America	Marin County		Q6306405	2
Madonna Swan		American writer	Sioux	writer	1928-09-12	1993				Q6728388	1
Yvonne Chouteau		American ballet dancer (1929-2016)	Cherokee	ballet dancer	1929-03-07	2016-01-24	United States of America	Fort Worth	Oklahoma City	Q8062431	3
Connie Redbird Pinkerman-Uri		first Native American woman to hold degrees in both law and medicine	Choctaw Cherokee	lawyer physician	1930	2009		Wheatland		Q98593465	1
Sister Genevieve Cuny		Oglala Lakota Franciscan educator and administrator	Sioux		1930					Q98593499	0
Viola Hatch		Native American activist and politician	Arapaho people	politician	1930-02-12	2019-04-22	United States of America			Q19878664	2
Alice Masak French		Canadian writer (1930-2013)	Inuit	autobiographer	1930-06-29	2013-07-05	Canada			Q4725990	1
Elizabeth Cook-Lynn		Sioux writer and editor	Crow Nation Muscogee Sioux	poet novelist writer university teacher	1930-11-17	2023-07-05	United States of America Crow Creek Sioux Tribe	Fort Thompson	Rapid City	Q544900	4
Joan Hill		Muscogee Nation (Creek) and Cherokee artist (1930-2020)	Cherokee Muscogee	painter	1930-12-19	2020-06-16	United States of America	Muskogee	Muskogee	Q6205125	4
LaDonna Harris		American politician, Native American activist	Comanche	activist politician	1931-02-26		United States of America Comanche	Temple		Q4896035	5
Wungnema Rose Robinson		Hopi journalist and philanthropist	Hopi people	writer	1932	1995		Kykotsmovi Village		Q98593471	0
Freda Ahenakew		Canadian author and academic (1932-2011)	Cree	anthropologist writer children's writer linguist university teacher	1932-02-11	2011-04-08	Canada	Ahtahkakoop Cree Nation	Muskeg Lake Cree Nation	Q4896800	5
Rita Joe		Canadian writer	Mi’kmaw	poet writer singer-songwriter composer	1932-03-15	2007-03-20	Canada	Whycocomagh	Sydney Sydney	Q431416	7
Maria Pearson		Native American activist for repatriation of Native human remains	Sioux	politician	1932-07-12	2003-05-23	United States of America	Springfield	Ames	Q6761489	1
Laura Mae Osceola		Seminole tribe's first secretary and treasurer	Seminole		1932-11-13	2003-10-07		Dania Beach		Q98593494	0
Virginia Driving Hawk Sneve		Lakota author	Sioux	writer journalist children's writer	1933-01-21		United States of America	South Dakota		Q3025486	6
Carol Lee Sanchez		Native American poet	Laguna people Sioux	poet writer	1934	2014	United States of America			Q5044435	2
Shirley Hill Witt		American poet, fiction and nonfiction writer	Mohawk	writer	1934		United States of America	Whittier		Q71627408	1
Janet McCloud		American Indian activist	Tulalip people	activist	1934-03-30	2003-11-25	United States of America			Q6153499	3
Henrietta Mann		Cheyenne educator	Cheyennes	academic educator	1934-05-22		United States of America	Clinton		Q98566569	2
Minerva Allen		Native American (Assiniboine) poet, historian, educator, and activist	Assiniboine people	poet historian educator activist	1935					Q98590636	0
Carol Cussen McDonald Hampton		Caddo educator	Caddo		1935			Oklahoma City		Q98593459	0
Verna Kirkness		Cree scholar and indigenous language proponent	Cree	faculty member writer linguist teacher	1935		Canada	Fisher River Cree Nation		Q25907342	3
Ada Deer		Native American activist, scholar, and civil servant (1935-2023)	Menominee	politician activist university teacher	1935-08-07	2023-08-15	United States of America	Keshena	Fitchburg	Q4678247	5
Mini Aodla Freeman		Inuk author	Inuit	historian autobiographer writer translator	1936		Canada	Cape Hope Islands		Q24852012	2
Lorraine Mae Rousseau		first tribal Chairwoman of the Sisseton- Wahpeton Sioux tribe	Sioux		1936					Q98593501	0
Marilou Awiakta		American author	Cherokee	poet writer	1936-01-24		United States of America	Knoxville		Q6763476	2
Charlotte Anne Wilson Heth		Cherokee ethnomusicologist, director of UCLA's American Indian Studies Center	Cherokee	university teacher	1937					Q98590645	0
Laura Waterman Wittstock		Native American leader	Seneca	writer journalist editor copywriter	1937-09-11	2021-01-16	Seneca Nation of Indians United States of America	Cattaraugus Reservation		Q98590690	0
Ethel C. Krepps		secretary of the Kiowa tribe, nurse and lawyer	Plains Apache	lawyer nurse	1937-10-31	1996-07-15		Mountain View		Q98593474	0
Ramona Bennett		Puyallup leader and activist	Puyallup people		1938			Seattle		Q98593492	1
Grace Medicine Flower		Grace Medicine Flower Born -13T00:00: Santa Clara Pueblo Occupation potter Potter (*1938) ♀	Santa Clara Pueblo	potter	1938-12-13			Santa Clara Pueblo		Q28935084	1
Rina Swentzell		Native American architect	Santa Clara Pueblo	architect	1939	2015-10-30				Q98590687	0
Lois Fister Steele		Fort Peck Assiniboine physician and educator	Assiniboine people	physician	1939			Washington, D.C.		Q98593456	0
Kathleen Rose Smith		tribal scholar, cultural consultant, artist, and writer	Miwok Pomo people		1939					Q98567042	0
Paula Gunn Allen		American writer (1939-2008)	Laguna people Sioux	poet novelist writer literary critic	1939-10-24	2008-05-29	United States of America	Albuquerque Cubero	Fort Bragg	Q435902	16
Ferial Deer Skye		Menominee dancer	Menominee	dancer	1940			Keshena		Q98593479	0
Jaune Quick–to–See Smith		Native American painter and printmaker	Cree Shoshone Salish peoples Métis	painter printmaker architectural draftsperson artist	1940-01-15		United States of America	St. Ignatius Mission		Q4415659	7
Mary Morez		Navajo painter (1946–2004)	Navajo	painter	1940-01-16	2004-09-25				Q28542260	1
Kahn-Tineta Horn		Mohawk political activist, fashion model	Mohawk	model	1940-04-16		Canada United States of America	New York City		Q6347046	3
Maria Campbell		Canadian writer	Métis	film director novelist university teacher women's rights activist human rights activist writer	1940-04-26		Canada	Athlone Saskatchewan		Q1895752	7
Rosalie Mae Jones		Native American dancer	Blackfoot Confederacy	dancer	1941			Browning		Q98593457	1
Diane Glancy		American poet, author, playwright	Cherokee	playwright poet novelist writer	1941		United States of America	Kansas City		Q5271470	4
Vickie Sears		Cherokee writer	Cherokee		1941					Q98590652	0
Beth Brant		Mohawk poet	Mohawk	poet writer	1941-05-06	2015-08-06	Canada	Detroit	Detroit	Q292146	5
Clara Sue Kidwell		Native American academic scholar, historian, feminist	Choctaw Ojibwe	historian	1941-07-08		United States of America	Tahlequah		Q19998203	3
Jody Folwell		American artist	Santa Clara Pueblo	potter	1942					Q16105915	1
Rayna Green		American Indian historian and curator	Cherokee	historian folklorist curator museum professional	1942		United States of America			Q95983118	1
Carmella Ignacio		Tohono O’odham nurse	Tohono O'odham	nurse	1942					Q98593526	0
Gladys Cardiff		American author and educator	Cherokee	writer educator	1942		United States of America			Q5566396	2
Marie Annharte Baker		Canadian poet and author	Ojibwe	poet writer artist	1942		Canada			Q6762743	1
Claudeen Arthur		Native American lawyer	Navajo	lawyer	1942	2004-11-27				Q84349201	1
JoAllyn Archambault		Cultural anthropologist	Sioux	quiltmaker anthropologist	1942-02-13		United States of America	Claremore		Q19802573	4
Jeannette Vivian Corbiere Lavell		Canadian-Anishinaabe activist	Ojibwe	activist	1942-06-21		Canada	Wikwemikong Unceded Indian Reserve 26		Q19659964	1
Pitaloosie Saila		Canadian artist	Inuit	artist printmaker	1942-08-11	2021-07-24	Canada	Kinngait	Kinngait	Q3389319	4
Crying Wind		American novelist	Kickapoo people	writer	1943					Q5190478	2
Madeline Melba White		Native American artist (1943-2009)	Sioux	artist	1943-02-19	2009-12-20				Q98593523	0
Helen Hardin		American artist (1943-1984)	Santa Clara Pueblo	painter	1943-05-28	1984-06-09	United States of America	Albuquerque	Albuquerque	Q3784507	6
Jeanne Brink		Abenaki basket weaver	Abenaki people	basket weaver	1944			Montpelier		Q98593452	1
JoAnne Bird		Native American artist and sculptor	Sioux	artist sculptor	1945			Oakland		Q98593496	0
Anna Mae Aquash		Mi'kmaq activist (1945-1975)		activist politician human rights activist	1945-03-27	1975-12	Canada	Shubenacadie	South Dakota Highway 73	Q459256	13
Suzan Shown Harjo		Cheyenne-Holdulgee Muscogee activist, poet, writer, lecturer, and curator	Cherokee Muscogee	writer curator journalist social activist	1945-06-02		United States of America	El Reno		Q7650685	8
Wilma Mankiller		Chief of the Cherokee Nation	Cherokee	writer tribal chief autobiographer	1945-11-18	2010-04-06	United States of America	Tahlequah	Adair County	Q2327358	28
Gail Tremblay		Onondaga-Mi'kmaq installation artist, weaver, poet, and educator	Onondaga Mi’kmaw	university teacher writer artist	1945-12-15	2023-05-03	United States of America	Buffalo	Olympia	Q544855	5
Angie Reano Owen		Native American jeweler	Kewa Pueblo		1946					Q98590688	0
Janet Campbell Hale		Native American writer	Coeur d'Alene people	writer children's writer	1946-01-11	2021-11-23	United States of America			Q6153245	3
Alice Cling		Native American Navajo potter	Navajo	potter ceramicist	1946-03-21		United States of America	Tonalea		Q28935547	1
Anna Lee Walters		American artist	Pawnee Nation Otoe-Missouria Tribe of Indians	novelist writer	1946-09-09		United States of America	Pawnee		Q4767213	3
Chrystos		Menominee American writer and activist	Menominee	poet writer activist	1946-11-07		United States of America	San Francisco		Q5115014	6
Tillie Black Bear		Lakota Sioux educator, domestic violence and child abuse activist, former Executive Director of the White Buffalo Calf Woman Society	Sioux		1946-12-10	2014-07-19				Q28793716	1
Roberta Hill Whiteman		American poet	Oneida	poet writer	1947		United States of America	Oneida Nation		Q11280962	3
Anna Puzz		Assiniboine health educator	Assiniboine people		1947					Q98593455	0
Linda Hogan		Chickasaw writer	Chickasaw	poet novelist writer	1947-07-16		United States of America	Denver		Q6551648	10
Ramona Sakiestewa		Hopi artist	Hopi people	weaver	1948		United States of America	Albuquerque		Q23682454	2
Velma S. Salabiye		Navajo librarian	Navajo	librarian	1948	1996		Bellemont		Q98593486	1
Liz Sohappy Bahe		Yakima poet	Yakama	writer	1948			Toppenish		Q98593532	0
Jeannette Armstrong		Canadian writer	Okanagan people	poet author novelist writer man of letters literary scholar indigenous rights activist essayist university teacher	1948		Canada			Q599358	4
Leslie Marmon Silko		American writer	Laguna people	poet novelist writer essayist	1948-03-05		United States of America	Albuquerque		Q273001	15
Wendy Rose		American anthropologist, poet, painter	Miwok Hopi people	anthropologist poet painter writer	1948-05-07		United States of America	Oakland		Q7982776	6
Janine Pease		American Indian (Crow) educator and advocate	Crow Nation Hidatsa people	politician educator university president director	1949		United States of America	Colville Indian Reservation		Q6154574	1
Janice Gould		American Koyangk'auwi Maidu writer, poet, scholar	Maidu	poet writer university teacher	1949	2019-06-28	United States of America	San Diego		Q6154243	3
Beatrice Mosionier		Canadian métis author	Métis	writer	1949		Canada			Q20985558	1
Emma LaRocque		Canadian academic	Cree Métis	academic	1949		Canada			Q43376596	1
Gail Bird		Laguna/Santo Domingo jeweler	Laguna people Kewa Puebloan	jeweler	1949-03-30		United States of America			Q27824062	0
Betty Louise Bell		Native American Studies professor, novelist	Cherokee	novelist writer	1949-11-23		United States of America			Q4898907	3
Lenore Keeshig-Tobias		Canadian author and advocate for Indigenous writers in Canada	Ojibwe Potawatomi	writer children's writer	1950		Canada	Wiarton		Q62081969	1
Shirley Bordeaux		Choctaw/Sioux business analyst	Choctaw Sioux		1950			Valentine		Q98593466	0
Beverly Hungry Wolf		Canadian writer	Kainai Nation	writer indigenous rights activist docent	1950-04-01		Canada	Blood Indian Hospital		Q19998078	4
Lee Maracle		Sto:lo writer and academic	Métis	novelist poet writer activist university teacher	1950-07-02	2021-11-11	Canada	Vancouver	Surrey Memorial Hospital	Q6514469	7
Susan Deer Cloud		American author	Blackfoot Confederacy Mohawk Seneca	poet writer	1950-10-20		United States of America			Q7647742	2
Gloria Bird		American writer	Spokane	poet writer	1951		United States of America	Washington		Q5571326	4
LeAnne Howe		American writer	Choctaw	novelist	1951		United States of America	Edmond		Q6506313	4
nila northSun		American writer and historian	Ojibwe Shoshone	poet writer	1951		United States of America	Schurz		Q7036822	1
Virginia Stroud		United Keetoowah Band Cherokee painter from Oklahoma	Cherokee	painter	1951-03-13		United States of America	Madera		Q7934596	3
Joy Harjo		American Poet Laureate	Muscogee	poet musician writer children's writer screenwriter teacher climate activist	1951-05-09		United States of America	Tulsa		Q292180	21
Geraldine Keams		American actress	Navajo	actor stage actor film actor	1951-08-19		United States of America	Flagstaff		Q5549758	3
Mary T. Wynne		Attorney General for the Rosebud Sioux Tribe	Sioux	lawyer	1952					Q98593524	0
Caleen A. Sisk-Franco		Winnemem Wintu chief and educator	Wintu people		1952					Q98593531	0
Ruby Slipperjack		Canadian Ojibwe writer	Ojibwe	painter novelist professor	1952		Canada	Whitewater Lake		Q7376385	1
Laura Tohe		American Navajo writer, poet	Navajo	librettist poet writer	1952		United States of America			Q11931225	4
Anita Endrezze		American artist and poet	Yaqui people	painter poet	1952-03-13		United States of America	Long Beach		Q4765527	2
Vanessa Jennings		beadwork artist and traditionalist	Plains Apache	beadworker	1952-10-05			Gila River Indian Reservation		Q7914667	1
Nora Naranjo-Morse		American potter and poet	Santa Clara Pueblo	poet ceramicist artist	1953		United States of America			Q7050131	4
Pablita Abeyta		Navajo sculptor and activist (1953-2017)	Navajo	sculptor artist museum assistant lobbyist political activist	1953-07-20	2017-01-31	United States of America	Gallup	Washington, D.C.	Q368750	3
Luci Tapahonso		Navaho poet laureate	Navajo	writer children's writer	1953-11-08		United States of America	Shiprock		Q6696604	5
Ofelia Zepeda		American linguist	Tohono O'odham	linguist poet writer university teacher editor	1954-03-24		United States of America	Pinal County		Q447797	8
Louise Erdrich		writer from the United States	Ojibwe	poet writer novelist children's writer short story writer	1954-06-07		United States of America	Little Falls		Q442679	36
Mary Brave Bird		Lakota author and indigenous rights activist	Lower Brule Sioux Tribe Sioux	autobiographer writer	1954-09-26	2013-02-14	United States of America	Rosebud Indian Reservation	Crystal Lake	Q3296164	5
Kimberly M. Blaeser		American writer, Wisconsin Poet Laureate 2015–2016	Ojibwe	poet writer	1955		United States of America			Q6409955	1
Judith Mountain Leaf Volborth		Apache-Comanche poet	Apache Comanche	writer	1955			New York City		Q98593454	0
Mary Goose		Meskwaki/Chippewa poet	Meskwaki Ojibwe		1955			Des Moines		Q98593480	0
Jacki Thompson Rand		Choctaw historian	Choctaw	writer	1956					Q98566636	0
Diane M. Burns		Native American poet and artist	Chemehuevi people Ojibwe	writer	1957 1956	2006				Q98593460	1
Delphine Red Shirt		Oglala Lakota author and educator	Sioux	writer journalist	1957		United States of America			Q4895905	2
Elizabeth Woody		Navajo/Wasco/Warm Springs/Yakama artist, poet, author, and educator	Tenino people Wasco Navajo	painter	1959		United States of America	Ganado		Q5363753	3
Brenda J. Child		Ojibwe historian and writer	Ojibwe	historian	1959			Red Lake Indian Reservation		Q98592964	2
Winona LaDuke		author and activist	Ojibwe	economist novelist politician writer environmentalist	1959-08-18		United States of America	Los Angeles		Q118969	27
Melody L. McCoy		Cherokee lawyer	Cherokee	lawyer	1960					Q98593462	0
Velma Wallis		American writer, Gwich'in people	Gwich'in people Alaskan Athabaskans	novelist writer	1960		United States of America	Fort Yukon		Q292175	8
Susan Power		Dakota author	Sioux	writer	1961		United States of America			Q7648297	2
Heid E. Erdrich		American poet	Ojibwe	poet writer film producer	1963-11-26		United States of America			Q17612384	1
Angie Erdrich		Turtle Mountain Ojibway physician and artist	Ojibwe	artist physician	1965			Breckenridge		Q98593487	0
Patricia A. Dixon		Luiseño professor of American Indian Studies	Luiseño		1971					Q98593476	1
Awashonks		Chief of the Sakonnet	Wampanoag people	politician						Q4829928	3
Owl Woman		Cheyenne princess	Cheyennes			1847				Q7114864	2
Running Eagle		Blackfoot chief	Blackfoot Confederacy	politician		1878				Q7379960	3
Coocoochee		Mohawk leader and medicine woman	Mohawk							Q24191983	1
Irene Stewart		Navajo politician and activist b. 1907	Navajo							Q98567051	0
Annie Lowry		Northern Paiute (1866–1943)	Paiute people							Q98567090	0
Kathryn Shanley		Native American	Assiniboine people							Q98590637	0
Vivian Ayoungman		Siksika educator	Blackfoot Confederacy							Q98590639	0
Ruby Modesto		Native American	Cahuilla people Serrano people							Q98590640	0
Joan Shaddox Isom		Cherokee writer	Cherokee							Q98590646	0
Barbara Elene Smith		Native American	Cherokee							Q98590655	0
Donna L. Akers		Native American historian	Choctaw	historian university teacher women's studies scholar gender studies scholar						Q98590659	0
Helen Slwooko Carius		Native American	Inuit							Q98590668	0
Louise Lone Dog		Mohawk and Lenape writer	Mohawk Lenape							Q98590674	0
Juanita Tiger Kavena		Native American	Muscogee							Q98590675	0
Tiana Bighorse		Native American	Navajo							Q98590677	0
Nia Francisco		Native American	Navajo							Q98590678	0
Ruth W. Roessel		Navajo educator	Navajo							Q98590680	0
Patricia Penn Hilden		Native American	Nez Perce							Q98590683	0
Charlotte De Clue		Osage poet	Osage Nation	writer						Q98590685	0
Jo Whitehorse Cochran		Lakota author, editor, and educator	Sioux							Q98590691	0
Agnes Picotte		Native American	Sioux				United States of America			Q98590693	0
Mary Jo Brooks Hunter		law professor, first Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of the Ho-Chunk Nation	Ho-Chunk	lawyer						Q98593470	0
Kay Curley Bennett		Navajo artist, author, and dollmaker	Navajo	writer		1997				Q98593484	1
Netnokwa		Ottawa leader (c.1740/1750-c. 1815/1820)	Odawa	fur trader						Q98593488	1
Agnes Allen Ross		Flandreau Santee Sioux educator	Sioux							Q98593500	0
Alice S. Paul		Tohono O’odham educator	Tohono O'odham							Q98593527	0

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