US EditionJon Hickey Explores Belonging and Tribal Politics in Debut Novel, ‘Big Chief’
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Jon Hickey explores belonging and tribal politics in debut novel, ‘Big Chief’
The story follows competing candidates for tribal president as they try to sway voters — by any means necessary. The post Jon Hickey explores belonging and tribal politics in debut novel, ‘Big Chief’ appeared first on WPR.
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“Remaining Native” is Medicine for Generational Healing - Underscore Native News
Gathered inside the longhouse of the Hibulb Cultural Center on May 16, families snuggled up next to one another on the cedar seating along each side and sat in chairs in rows along the middle in silence as “Remaining Native,” the directorial debut of Paige Bethmann, Haudenosaunee, during a screening of the film at the Seattle International Film Festival. When the film was over every person in the longhouse stood and the silence was broken with …
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