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"Enough is Enough" Earth Day rally in West Dallas - Vimarsana News

"Enough is Enough" Earth Day rally in West Dallas

Music and activism merge at the Dallas Earth Day Action Rally, demanding justice against factories in West Dallas and Joppa.

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Art After Dark | Native Visions - Vimarsana News

Art After Dark | Native Visions

Art After Dark | Native Visions Celebrate contemporary Native American and Indigenous Pacific-Rim artists and traditions with music from DJ Creepingbear, a live painting performance with artist Leonard Harmon, food for purchase from Indigenous Chef food truck, cash bars, and free admission to Clearly Indigenous: Native Visions Reimagined in Glass and Whitfield Lovell: Passages. #ArtAfterDarkCincy

'Join the scrapheap of racist history': Group protests sign outside Carthage dealership - Vimarsana News

'Join the scrapheap of racist history': Group protests sign outside Carthage dealership

A local advocacy group is campaigning to have the "Chief Wompum" sign in Carthage removed.

PHOTOS: Protesters Gather to Push for Removal of "Big Indian" Sign in Carthage on MLK Day | Cincinnati - Vimarsana News

PHOTOS: Protesters Gather to Push for Removal of "Big Indian" Sign in Carthage on MLK Day | Cincinnati

A small group of protesters and counter-protesters gathered outside of MotorTime Auto Sales on Jan. 15 to voice their opinions about the controversial 42-foot “Big Indian” sign, which has stood outside of the used car lot's entrance in Carthage since 1957. 

A powwow and float at the Rose Parade? Someday, this Pasadena Indigenous group hopes - Vimarsana News

A powwow and float at the Rose Parade? Someday, this Pasadena Indigenous group hopes

A coalition of Indigenous tribes is pushing to be in the Rose Parade. This year, they came close. But they see a future in coming years as they promote their Native cultures.