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Supporters and opponents speak out on the on the National Register of Historic Places designation for Oak Flat (Image: Saving OAK FLAT Campground Facebook photo)
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Supporters and opponents speak out on the on the National Register of Historic Places designation for Oak Flat (Image: Saving OAK FLAT Campground Facebook photo)
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Tribal college students compete in hand games at the American Indian Higher Education Student Conference. (Photo-Rhonda LeValdo)
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Interior Alaska tribes are gathered in Fairbanks for the 2016 Tanana Chiefs Conference Annual Convention. (Photo-Tanana Chiefs Conference, Facebook)
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Suzan Shown Harjo speaks at a tribal law conference about Indian mascots. (Photo-University of Kansas School of Law, Facebook)
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Santa Fe Indian School Lady Braves player RanDee Toya, head coach Christie Abeyta and player Milan Schimmel pose for a photo after playing in the semifinals for the New Mexico state basketball championship girls Class 4A title. (Photo-Antonia Gonzales)
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Robert Davis Hoffman’s “Woman Who Married A Bear.” Works by Alaska Native artists are featured at the Sitka Fine Arts Camp. (Photo-Brielle Schaeffer)
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Okanese First Nation Chief Marie-Anne DayWalker-Pelletier. First Nations leaders commit to supporting and protecting First Nations women on International Women’s Day. (Photo-Aboriginal Faces of Saskatchewan)