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PHOTOGRAPHY AS MEDICINE Photojournalist Russel Albert Daniels (Diné and Ho-Chunk) talks about how he learned to express himself through black-and-white images and his experience living among the Genízaro people.
THE GENÍZARO PUEBLO OF ABIQUIÚ
This photo essay explores the lives of residents of Spanish and American Indian descent who have lived for more than 250 years in this small New Mexico pueblo, a community that had its genesis in violence and slavery.
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BEING NATIVE Photojournalist Tailyr Irvine (Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes) talks about how others’ false impressions of American Indians inspired her to portray authentic Indigenous lives.
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RESERVATION MATHEMATICS The intimate stories in this photo essay reveal how U.S. government regulations that determine eligibility for tribal enrollment are impacting Native Americans’ choice of partners.
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Indigenous media empowers Native voices and communities.
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A VIRTUAL TOUR OF HISTORY Smithsonian online collections offer rare glimpses into Indigenous life from the earliest days of photography to today.
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THE WAY BACK HOME This profi le of NMAI Board of Trustees Member G. Peter Jemison (Seneca) follows his journey from abstract artist to a bridge between cultures.
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COURTESY OF CHEROKEE PHOENIX
PHOTO BY FRED E. MILLER, BUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRS/
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