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South Dakota U.S. Congresswoman Kristi Noem speaks in Rapid City. Noem says her Indian Health Care reform bill is moving quickly in Congress. (Photo-Lee Strubinger)
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South Dakota U.S. Congresswoman Kristi Noem speaks in Rapid City. Noem says her Indian Health Care reform bill is moving quickly in Congress. (Photo-Lee Strubinger)
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The Oneida Nation is sponsoring the inaugural Thornberry Creek LPGA Classic. The Wisconsin tribe sees benefits of the tournament as promoting tourism and boosting the economy. (Photo-Oneida Nation, Facebook)
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People gather in Rapid City, South Dakota to watch Native leaders from the U.S. and Canada sign agreements opposing tar sands expansion and pipelines. (Photo-Victoria Wicks)
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The Urban Indianz Podcast explores modern Native American issues. (Photo-The Urban Indianz Podcast, Facebook)
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Trina Janis and Donnie Ghost Bear operate the Tatanka Trail food truck on the Pine Ridge reservation in South Dakota. Their business plan calls for four food trucks servicing the Black Hills area. (Photo-Trina Janis)
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The White House hosts an energy roundtable with tribal, state and local leaders. (Official White House photo)
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Rock alignments represent the remains of an intertidal fish trap on Kodiak Island, Alaska. (Photo- Alutiiq Museum)
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Red Planet Books and Comics recently opened in Albuquerque featuring Native and Indigenous comics, books, and games. (Photo-Red Planet Books and Comics, Facebook)
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Alaska Governor Bill Walker signs legislation, which designates the second Monday in October as Indigenous Peoples Day. The governor says Alaska’s Native Peoples are an integral part of the spiritual, cultural, political, and historic fabric of what is now the Last Frontier. (Photo-Alaska Governor Bill Walker, Facebook)