There’s a new app showcasing Washington, DC’s history from a Native American perspective. The app is called the Guide to Indigenous DC. It was created by Elizabeth Rule, the Assistant Director at the AT&T Center for Indigenous Politics and Policy at George Washington University. She says Native American stories are too often erased from Washington’s history.
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