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The doc Imagining the Indian examines the ongoing movement that is ending the use of Native American names, logos, & mascots in the world of sports and beyond.

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The St. Louis Art Museum recently introduced two new exhibits that highlight Native American culture and history. yahoo.com/news/art-recognizi…
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A few years back, Sage Brook Carbone was attending a powwow at the Mashantucket Western Pequot reservation in Connecticut when she noticed signs in the Pequot language. wrangellsentinel.com/story/2…
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Indigenous arts of North America are expressions of deep cultural traditions as diverse as the lands with which they are inextricably linked. Here are five key texts that survey the subject. artnews.com/list/art-in-amer…
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The Iron County School Board on Tuesday voted 4-3 to retain "the Reds" as the official moniker and a wolf as the mascot of Cedar High School. #NotYourMascot ksl.com/article/50990628/iro…
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Darren Parry shares how he learned of plants and plant based eating from his grandmother who was their tribal elder, storyteller, and knowledge holder within the tribe. upr.org/show/eating-the-past…
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The U.S. has a long record of extracting resources on Native lands and ignoring tribal opposition, but a decision by federal energy regulators to deny permits for seven proposed hydropower projects suggests that tide may be turning. manisteenews.com/news/articl…
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Most of the news coverage has explained the shift as an unavoidable sacrifice for Native rights and sensibilities, a zero-sum game in which museum-goers and school field trips are the necessary losers. time.com/6964733/indigenous-…
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