People filled up the seats of Jean Cocteau Cinema to watch two documentaries about Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women by movie director Rain on Feb 4.
The two documentaries are titled “Say Her Name” and “Somebody’s Daughter.”
The American Library Association on Jan. 24 announced the top books, digital media, video and audio books for children and young adults with a good representation of Native-written and illustrated books.
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Cahokia touts itself as the first modern Indigenous art and social space owned by women.
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Her daughter, Quannah Rose ChasingHorse Potts, almost made her debut to the world in the front-passenger seat of Sharon Watson’s vehicle.
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In this season of uncertainty, when traditional Diné ceremonies have largely ceased due to COVID-19, appreciation for artist David John’s paintings that depict them has grown deeper.
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