Raised by an indigenous Kaingang family, the adventurous Luz embarks on a journey in search of her origins, alongside the classmates at the boarding school where she needs to hide.
Alaqua Cox dishes on her starring role in the new Disney+ Marvel series "Echo," and shares how honored she is to represent so many communities through her indigenous, deaf, amputee character
It was a buckskin dress that helped convey a message to the country more than a century ago. It was worn by a Cherokee woman, poet, and education advocate, Ruth Muskrat Bronson, when she met with President Calvin Coolidge in 1923.
Martin Scorsese discusses the need to end the film with a song written and performed by the Osage Nation to add a contemporary context to the film, bridging the past and the present.
Alaqua Cox talks about becoming a mother, shares what it means to play a deaf and Indigenous character and explains the vibrational device she helped create to alert her when other characters were finished with their lines while filming Echo.
