Where the pow wow tradition intersects with the new holiday, continuing the struggle today in honor of all of our ancestors and future generations. By Millie Ketcheschawno and John Curl. Published in The Terrain. (1997)
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Indigenous Peoples’ Day and the Pow Wow Highway
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