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This Indigenous Storyteller Is Using A Genius Strategy To Keep Native Culture Alive

And sometimes, words aren’t enough.
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This Indigenous Author Maps The Pain Of Generational Trauma — And The Journey To Healing

“The core of our culture that existed before colonization is actually the thing that’s allowing us to heal from colonization,” says author Chyana Marie Sage.
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This Artist’s Take On America’s Histories Is A Vibrant Act Of Resistance

Choctaw and Cherokee artist Jeffrey Gibson imagines a future of abundance in his historic exhibit, “the space in which to place me."
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A New Trump Executive Order Will Have Devastating Effects On This Community

“I am urging not only the federal courts to wake up but for the whole country to wake up!”
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These Powerful Photographs Highlight An Important And Often Overlooked Environmental Issue

Cara Romero's otherworldly imagery examines the intersection of Indigenous tradition and environmental development.
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This Filmmaker Is Finally Giving Us The Full Range Of Indigenous Identity We Deserve On-Screen

And filmmaker Sydney Freeland is giving it to us.
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‘Stand With Us Again’: 120 Tribal Leaders Urge Biden To Release Leonard Peltier

With one week left in office, the president could end his term with an act of mercy by granting clemency to the ailing Native American rights activist.
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This Indigenous Singer Knows Exactly Where She Belongs

"You're not only representing yourself — you're representing your people," says the Indigenous singer.
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This New Film Confronts A Haunting History That We Rarely Talk About

Julian Brave NoiseCat and Emily Kassie probe Canada’s quest to “solve the Indian problem” by separating generations of children from their families.
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This Artist Is Weaving Her Indigenous Ancestry Into Meaningful Wearable Artwork

“The process of reconnecting to my Native heritage is also about rekindling something that has been lost," says Rhiannon Griego.
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