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Native Leaders Urge Washington Schools to Implement Tribal History Curriculum - Vimarsana News

Native Leaders Urge Washington Schools to Implement Tribal History Curriculum

Miranda Lopez remembers when she first learned about local Indigenous activist and athlete Rosalie Fish. Fish, a University of Washington runner from the Cowlitz Tribe, is nationally known for dedicating her races to Indigenous women who are missing or murdered, including her aunt. Lopez is from the same part of eastern Washington where Fish’s aunt […]

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The Science of Late-Blooming Lesbians - Vimarsana News

The Science of Late-Blooming Lesbians

What takes us so long?

Local Author Adds Indigenous Perspectives to American History - Vimarsana News

Local Author Adds Indigenous Perspectives to American History

Native American Educator Julie Cajune Chronicles the Journey to ‘Our Way: A Parallel History’ at book launch

Native American Cultural Celebration set for Nov 10-11 in Miami - Vimarsana News

Native American Cultural Celebration set for Nov 10-11 in Miami

Renewing & Empowering Indigenous Narratives or REIGN is hosting a Native American Cultural Celebration Nov. 10-11 at the Historic Coleman Theater in Miami, Oklahoma.

Indianola residents share Native American culture - Vimarsana News

Indianola residents share Native American culture

INDIANOLA, Iowa — Tuesday night Indianola will celebrate and share Native American culture with an Evening of Native History, Culture, and Storytelling. Amanda Cawthorn, a member of the Oneida, and Eugene Fracek, a member of the Rosebud Sioux, will be sharing an interactive and family-friendly presentation about native culture from 6 p.m.-8 p.m. at Mount […]

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