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Tribal Members Share Their Experience Living At Now Abandoned Native American Boarding School
News 9 explores Chilocco Indian School, one of the nation’s first off-reservation Native boarding schools, which served thousands of students until its closure in 1980, as alumni reflect on its ...
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Mendocino Art Center’s exhibit highlights indigenous women’s struggle
In the heart of the Pomo Nation, tribal native arts and culture play a significant part in the resilience and empowerment of their communities. Mendocino Art Center (MAC), in partnership with ...
Southern California’s place in Indigenous history
Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland and Assistant Secretary for Indian Affairs Bryan Newland describe founding the Federal ...
How a Sacramento mural heals 60-year-old wounds from a freeway that divided neighborhoods
The child of farmworkers, Jose Lott, came to Sacramento 40 years ago and was mentored by legendary Chicano muralists. Today, ...
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California Tribes and Indigenous People Reclaim Heritage in Historic Parade
Proudly marching through the heart of Sacramento, Native and Indigenous people unite for California’s first-ever National ...
Rare creature makes ‘stunning debut’ at NC Zoo — but he wasn’t on exhibit. See him
A rare creature made his “stunning debut” at the North Carolina Zoo — but he wasn’t on exhibit. Instead, the “snow-white” ...
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Princeton continues to build on Native American and Indigenous studies, initiatives
The recent arrival at Princeton of J. Kēhaulani Kauanui as the Eric and Wendy Schmidt Professor of Indigenous Studies and ...
Opinion
Sacramento Republic FC’s stadium is closer to reality, but don’t celebrate too soon | Opinion
During Tuesday’s meeting, the council wanted to have a party for Republic FC’s new stadium, not a discussion about the term sheet, writes columnist LeBron Hill.