ICT Weekly Video News Report by Vincent Schilling for 11-25-18

Vincent Schilling

Indian Horse film, Smallpox Ad for Pizza and Nanticoke-Lenape of NJ Win Six-Year Battle to Restore State Recognition

Video created and edited by Vincent Schilling (Akwesasne Mohawk)

Stories included in this report:

Top 10 Stories: What Indian Country read this past week as of Nov 24, 2018

Indian Horse: Film on residential schools receiving consistent accolades

Colorado Pizzeria draws social media fire after 'Sorry about Smallpox' pizza ad

Nanticoke-Lenape of NJ Win Six-Year Battle to Restore State Recognition

Washington NFL franchise celebrating Native American Heritage Month?

Easy Holiday Gift ideas for the #NativeNerd in your family

A #NativeNerd tribute to Stan Lee: A list of Marvel Native Superheroes

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