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Little Longhouse on the Prairie

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By Sandra Schulman
| Indian Country Today (ICT)
Sandra Hale Schulman Special to ICT The retro television series “Little House on the Prairie,” based on the 1932 book by Laura Ingalls Wilder about her childhood, was heavy on bonnet-wearing colonizers and filled with stereotypes and dehumanizing portrayals of nameless Natives and African Americans.
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INDIGENOUS A&E: Kiowa rocker, Music City Native art, chip weaving

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By Sandra Schulman
| Indian Country Today (ICT)
Sandra Hale Schulman ICT The latest: Pioneering Native guitarist, Native art at the Country Music Hall of Fame and hi-tech wool MUSIC: Celebrating Jesse Ed Davis Pioneering Kiowa rock guitarist Jesse Ed Davis — who played with legends John Lennon, George Harrison, Jackson Browne,  Bob Dylan and, perhaps most notably, with Santee Sioux musician John Trudell — will be honored with a tribute at the Venice Heritage Museum in California, where he lived until the end of his life.
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‘People of the West’: California history through Indigenous voices

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By Sandra Schulman
| Indian Country Today (ICT)
Sandra Hale Schulman Special to ICT Tracing 500 years of oppression, genocide, survival, resilience, and cultural rebirth in California is no small task. A new series, “People of the West,”  tackles this ambitious story.
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