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New federal regulations regarding the possession of Native American sacred and funerary objects went into effect in January. Tribes from all over the country have been receiving new inventories from museums and institutions that might have objects sacred to them.
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The Durango skate park and gathering place must leave its current downtown location. Skateboarders and community members recently celebrated the space at "Farewell Ramp Jam."
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Miembros de la comunidad latina pusieron en escena una producción teatral clásica bilingüe, y los miembros de la comunidad mostraron su bullicioso apoyo. Una de las intérpretes comparte sus historias personales sobre la feminidad y el logro de la confianza en sí misma.
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May 4th marked National Star Wars Day, and this year, the local library in Telluride, Colorado, celebrated with some community competition.
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Matika Wilbur was tired of seeing one-dimensional, insipid, degrading depictions of Native Americans in mainstream media and popular culture. So she did something about it.
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“Calling For a Blanket Dance” is a coming-of-age story about a Native American and Mexican main character, Ever Geimausaddle, who navigates challenges Hokeah says he’s grappled with too.
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My Powerful Hair, a new book by author Carole Lindstrom and illustrator Steph Littlebird, conveys the importance of hair in Native American culture despite the enduring traumas of the federal boarding school era.
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Fantasy author Lucas Zellers has partnered with the Center for Biological Diversity to make a manual for Dungeons & Dragons players that features real-life extinct species as fantasized monsters.
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Gunnison Valley resident Shelley Read's debut novel is set against the backdrop of Iola, the town that was flooded to make way for Blue Mesa Reservoir.
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The book of poetry by Wyatt Welch is called “Capitalism Calls Poetry Lazy.”
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Colorado author Erika Wurth has written novels, short stories, poetry and non-fiction. Her latest book, White Horse, is a piece of literary horror that explores themes of loss and identity through the lens of a protagonist who, like Wurth, is an urban Indian.
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John Irving's latest book, “The Last Chairlift,” contains plenty of familiar Irving themes, as well as a story of skiing, ghosts and Aspen’s Hotel Jerome.