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‘We sometimes want easier explanations for the past,’ says author Brenda Child, a citizen of the Red Lake band of Chippewa.

When contestants discover they’ve won “The Great Christmas Light Fight,” they’re not pining to see that “bag of money,” as host Carter Oosterhouse puts it. “They want the trophy.”

When contestants discover they’ve won “The Great Christmas Light Fight,” they’re not pining to see that “bag of money,” as host Carter Oosterhouse puts it. “They want the trophy.”

When contestants discover they’ve won “The Great Christmas Light Fight,” they’re not pining to see that “bag of money,” as host Carter Oosterhouse puts it. “They want the trophy.”

When contestants discover they’ve won “The Great Christmas Light Fight,” they’re not pining to see that “bag of money,” as host Carter Oosterhouse puts it. “They want the trophy.”

When contestants discover they’ve won “The Great Christmas Light Fight,” they’re not pining to see that “bag of money,” as host Carter Oosterhouse puts it. “They want the trophy.”

When contestants discover they’ve won “The Great Christmas Light Fight,” they’re not pining to see that “bag of money,” as host Carter Oosterhouse puts it. “They want the trophy.”

When contestants discover they’ve won “The Great Christmas Light Fight,” they’re not pining to see that “bag of money,” as host Carter Oosterhouse puts it. “They want the trophy.”

When contestants discover they’ve won “The Great Christmas Light Fight,” they’re not pining to see that “bag of money,” as host Carter Oosterhouse puts it. “They want the trophy.”

When contestants discover they’ve won “The Great Christmas Light Fight,” they’re not pining to see that “bag of money,” as host Carter Oosterhouse puts it. “They want the trophy.”