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Images from Indigenous Peoples Day 2022, Durango, CO

Four Corners Public Radio | By Crystal Ashike
Published October 12, 2022 at 10:47 PM MDT
Randi Scott serves corn stew made with mutton that he butchered the day before, and served to people attending the Indigenous Peoples Day celebration at Buckley Park.
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Randi Scott served his homemade corn stew made with freshly butchered mutton for the crowd at the Indigenous Peoples Day celebration at Buckley Park.

KSUT's digital content editor for Tribal Radio, Crystal Ashike took part in the Indigenous Peoples Day march and celebration on Monday, October 10, 2022 in Durango, CO and shared these images:

Tracey Foster hold her phone to record the Indigenous Peoples Day march she's leading along Main Avenue n Durango.
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Tracey Foster holds her phone to record the Indigenous Peoples Day march she's leading along Main Avenue in Durango.
Marchers walk downtown on Main Avenue in Durango for Indigenous Peoples Day.
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Marchers walk downtown on Main Avenue in Durango for Indigenous Peoples Day.
A customer inside a cafe looks out at the Indigenous Peoples Day march passing by in downtown Durango, CO, October 10, 2022.
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A customer inside a cafe looks out at the Indigenous Peoples Day march passing by in downtown Durango.
An Indigenous Peoples Day marcher stops for a warm welcome at a store front in downtown Durango.
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A marcher stops for a warm welcome at a store front in downtown Durango.
A cowboy statue sits in front of the downtown Durango Mall where marchers took a break walking down Main Avenue to Buckley Park.
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A cowboy statue sits in front of the downtown Durango Mall where marchers took a break walking down Main Avenue to Buckley Park.
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