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To Win a Senate Seat in Arizona, He's Visiting All 22 of Its Tribes - Vimarsana News

To Win a Senate Seat in Arizona, He's Visiting All 22 of Its Tribes

SELLS, Ariz. — State Highway 86 stretches west from Tucson, Arizona, past saguaros and desert peaks into Tohono O’odham Nation, the second largest reservation in the state. It is a road that tribal members say no Senate candidate in recent memory has ventured down. But on a sweltering afternoon, Rep. Ruben Gallego, a progressive Democrat from Phoenix, spent several hours with Tohono O’odham leaders and community members, fielding questions in a series of small round table meetings, touring an af

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Native Hawaiians united by Native American identity speak on Indigenous Peoples' Day - Vimarsana News

Native Hawaiians united by Native American identity speak on Indigenous Peoples' Day

To honor Indigenous Peoples’ Day, the Native American Studies Department at the University of Oklahoma invited three Native Hawaiians, or Kānaka Maoli, to share what the holiday means to them.

Gallego Is Counting on Native Voters to Compete in Arizona Senate Race - Vimarsana News

Gallego Is Counting on Native Voters to Compete in Arizona Senate Race

Ruben Gallego, a Democratic congressman vying for one of the most competitive Senate seats in the country, is pitching himself to Native American voters.

Native Hawaiians united by Native American identity speak on Indigenous Peoples' Day - Vimarsana News

Native Hawaiians united by Native American identity speak on Indigenous Peoples' Day

To honor Indigenous Peoples’ Day, the Native American Studies Department at the University of Oklahoma invited three Native Hawaiians, or Kānaka Maoli, to share what the holiday means to them.

ALOHA AT OU: Three Native Hawaiians united by Native American identity speak on Indigenous Peoples' Day - Vimarsana News

ALOHA AT OU: Three Native Hawaiians united by Native American identity speak on Indigenous Peoples' Day

To honor Indigenous Peoples’ Day, the Native American Studies Department at the University of Oklahoma invited three Native Hawaiians, or Kānaka Maoli, to share what the holiday means to them.