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Ray Cook and former staff of ICMN
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Tributes & comments from Native leaders, media for Mohawk journalist Ray Cook

Ray Cook
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Ray Cook, co-founder of Native American Journalists Association, Marine Corps veteran dies at 62

Noted activist, poet and Native thinker John Trudell walked on December 8 at the age of 69.
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Remembering the Life and Legacy of John Trudell

'Children have that innate ability to feel and share raw emotion,' says Agoyo. Photo courtesy Tailinh Agoyo/The Warrior Project
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9 Photos of Beautiful Indigenous Children Defending the Planet

Ricardo Cate's cartoons often feature a Custer-like Caucasian and an Indian trading barbs. Copyright Ricardo Cate'
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Cartoonist Without Reservations: Ricardo Cate' Is One Funny Indian

Jason Momoa in 'The Bad Bunch' - Screen Capture of YouTube Trailer
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2017 Movie Trailers: Great Native Films Include Jason Momoa and Wind River

This screen capture from the 1933 Disney cartoon “Old King Cole” begins with “Ten Little Indians” and shows all of Storyland war-whooping and dancing with them.
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Ten Little Indians: A Genocidal Nursery Rhyme

Ray Halbritter on Suzan Shown Harjo: “Suzan Shown Harjo has been one of the greatest civil rights heroes in the last few decades.”
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The Fight Against Pro Football, Inc.: 25 Years of Reversing Injustice and Raising Awareness

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Is Indian Market Too Big or Too Small?

Baje Whitethorne Sr. and Jr. are a Navajo-Dine’ father and son painting team who showed their skills at Indian Market.
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The Artistry of Our Sacred Elders and Families: Legacy Artists of Indian Market

Pat Pruitt, a Laguna Pueblo artisan who has studied mechanical engineering, won Best of Show for his sculptural piece, Sentinel 1.0
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And the Winners Are: 96th Santa Fe Indian Market 'Best Of Market Awards'

Zoe Urness and Lehi Thunder Voice Eagle at the Zohi Gallery.
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The Santa Fe Zohi Gallery: Amazing Native Art and a Virtual Standing Rock Bicycle Tour

'We are the SEEDS' is a 4-day event taking place starting August 16th at the Santa Fe Railyards.
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We Are The SEEDS: New Indian Art Market in Santa Fe

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Indian Ink! 12 Tattoos Expressing Iroquois Pride

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Fear the New Tribalism

Tokala Black Elk Clifford, an Oglala Lakota actor from Pine Ridge, has grabbed considerable attention for his role as the violent drug-addict Sam Littlefeather in the gripping and realistic thriller by Taylor Sheridan, Wind River.
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A Conversation with Tokala Clifford, Pine Ridge Film Star in Taylor Sheridan’s Wind River

Craftwork 2, Pottery and Preservation, Advanced Research in Santa Fe, New Mexico
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Pottery and Preservation

Seneca Nation's Ann. Marvin “Joe” Curry Veterans Pow Wow in Salamanca, N.Y., July 17-19_ young dancer smiles as participates in teen smoke dance.
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Heating Up the Circle

Iroquois Commission with Deskaheh in front of the Athénée Palace, Geneva, 1923.
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"Fight for the Line"

Link Ray in RUMBLE: The Indians Who Rocked the World
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Hot List: Films and Actors

Felix Vigil in his studio.
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Felix Vigil Presents ‘Meditations on the Journey, Exhibit at the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center

Suzan Shown Harjo, Cheyenne and Hodulgee Muscogee, has been fighting for Native justice for decades.
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More Than 50 Years of Activism: A Conversation with Suzan Shown Harjo

Ojibwe Chief Little Shell monoprint, detail
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Presley LaFountain Lives for his Art, the Art That Keeps Him Alive - Gallery

Northern Cheyenne and GRAMMY™ award winning artist Joseph FireCrow walked on at age 58, Tuesday July 11, in Winsted, Connecticut. He was battling idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis.
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Joseph FireCrow Jr., Northern Cheyenne Grammy Award Winning Flute Player, Walks On

The youthful Gil Birmingham and ‘The Dude’, Jeff Bridges in an intense scene from ‘Hell or High Water’ – Photo: Lorey Sebastian/Lionsgate
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Native Movie Trailers: Best 2016 Native Films with Native Actors, Themes or Content

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July 4: Who Is Celebrating What?

Lawrence Makoare stars as 'the Warrior' in 'The Dead Lands' movie - Courtesy Dead Lands Movie website
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Movie Trailers: 8 Native and Indigenous Feature Films You Might Have Missed

Luanne Redeye is seen in School of Advanced Research studio in front of a self-portrait she worked on of herself and her son, Elliot.
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Native American Artist Represents Her Community Through Art

Navajo Documentary Film Tour Directors Ramona Emerson and Sarah Del Seronde take Mayors of Shiprock and Metal Road to Indian country. Photo: "Steel Workers." Navajo railroad track gang in the 1950s. Credit: Kansas State Historical Society
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Dine' Women Directors Bring Films to Indian Country with Navajo Documentary Film Tour

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Blood For Oil 100 Years Later

Dave Bald Eagle, Christopher Sweeney, and Richard Ray Whitman on the road in 'Neither Wolf Nor Dog.'
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Indie Native Film Neither Wolf Nor Dog - Beats Hollywood Stats at Box Office

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Beaded Moccasin Beauty

Osage Sisters: Rita, Anna, Mollie, Minnie. Only Mollie would survive.
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Blood for Oil: Book Explores Osage Murders

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Trump and the Burning Bag of Poo on the White House Porch

An ironworker standing on a steel beam. An exhibit at the Iroquois Indian Museum highlighting Iroquois ironworkers. Alex Hamer
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Iroquois Ironworker Exhibit, 'Walking the Steel' Opens at Iroquois Indian Museum

Dyani White Hawk - Courtesy Native Arts and Cultures Foundation
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Native Arts and Cultures Foundation Announces 2017 Mentor Artist Fellowship Awards

Rezilience Event Poster
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RezArtX’s Rezilience Concert and Marketplace: Contemporary Native Culture in Albuquerque

Chief Beau Dick dances at Alan Hunt’s Potlatch ceremony in September of 2016. Beau Dick was known for his “Potlatch art,” performances and for helping to revitalize Potlatch ceremony.
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Chief Beau Dick: Carver, Artist, Advocate, Mentor, Storyteller, Walks On

Rezilience Event Poster
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2nd Annual Rez Art Experience: REZILIENCE to be held in Albuquerque, April 29-30

Meghann O’Brien in her IAIA studio. Photo by Alex Jacobs.
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Former Pro Snowboarder Turned Traditional Weaver: IAIA Artist-in-Residence Meghann O'Brien

Missy Whiteman’s The Coyote Way - Going Back Home, 2016. Missy Whiteman’s The Coyote Way - Going Back Home, 2016. Courtesy Photo - Missy Whiteman / INDIgenesis
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VIDEOS: 7 Great Movie Trailers to watch from the New Native Film Program: INDIgenesis

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Rising Sun Drum

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The Deep State Civil War

Dave Bald Eagle, Christopher Sweeney and Richard Ray Whitman in 'Neither Wolf Nor Dog.' Courtesy Roaring Fire Films
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'Neither Wolf Nor Dog' Premieres with David Bald Eagle, Richard Ray Whitman and Zahn McClarnon

American Indians
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5 More Things You Thought You Knew About American Indians

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Native Women’s Day Is Every Day

American Indians
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5 Things You Thought You Knew About American Indians, But Not Really

Accomplished Navajo jeweler and sculptor Fritz Casuse is the newest resident of the American Indian Arts Artist-in-Residence program. Courtesy Jaida Grey Eagle
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Fritz Casuse Receives Institute of American Indian Arts Residence for Out-of-the-Box Jewelery Designs

Zombie Nation, 2016, acrylic on canvas. Artist - Frank Buffalo Hyde. Photo Courtesy Cathy Notarnicola.
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Sex Pistols, The Hulk and Zombies: Paintings of Frank Buffalo Hyde

Rumble, The Indians Who Rocked the World. An award-winning Sundance Film Festival selection. Courtesy Sundance Institute
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Award-Winning Sundance’s RUMBLE: The Indians Who Rocked the World