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A wooden Indigenous totem pole with a stylized figure featuring bold black, white, and red paint. The figure has a rounded face, wide eyes, and open mouth, holding two large rectangular objects with black geometric patterns. The totem is displayed in front of a building with beige walls and large windows.
Voices

SERIES | Explore Native Art Museums, Cultural Centers, and Landmarks

As Indigenous Peoples’ Day draws nearer, challenge yourself to learn about Native communities in your region.
By
Luna Reyna
3 min read
Numerous miniature people gathered in front of miniature buildings and piles of coins.
Voices

OPINION | Multimillionaires Are Spending Big Bucks to Pass Greedy Initiatives

By
Editor
5 min read
Two men stand behind a booth at an event, both wearing matching green t-shirts. Their booth displays a variety of artwork, including posters, mugs, and t-shirts featuring colorful designs. A banner behind them promotes "Sadekaronhes Esquivel" as an artist, illustrator, and graphic designer, with details about their services.
Voices

SERIES | Celebrating Indigenous Makers

Here are local Native-owned businesses you can purchase from on Indigenous Peoples’ Day.
By
Luna Reyna
3 min read
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