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MELTING COLONIALISM | Whirling Log and Arrow

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By John Wiegand
| Tribal Business News
Details Indigenous Entrepreneurs Chiricahua Apache silversmith Neil Zarama quit his Silicon Valley tech job during the pandemic and built a jewelry empire by transforming colonial-era silver into Native American art. His clients include Jason Momoa and Ralph Lauren, but his real mission is cultural resistance. Neil Zarama never intended to be a silversmith.
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Q&A: Francene Blythe-Lewis on how defunding public broadcasting could silence Native voices

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By John Wiegand
| Navajo-Hopi Observer Verified
By John Wiegand Special to Tribal Business News When the U.S. House of Representatives voted in June to eliminate funding for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB), the decision reverberated far beyond the familiar debates about PBS and NPR. In remote corners of Indian Country, where satellite dishes and antennas provide the only connection to television, public broadcasting is a lifeline for education, culture and community connection.
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Q+A: Francene Blythe-Lewis on how defunding public broadcasting could silence Native voices

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By John Wiegand
| Tribal Business News
When the U.S. House of Representatives voted in June to eliminate funding for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB), the decision reverberated far beyond the familiar debates about PBS and NPR. In remote corners of Indian Country, where satellite dishes and antennas provide the only connection to television, public broadcasting is a lifeline for education, culture and community connection.
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