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Mr. McGee posing for a pic for a fan

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Dutchess & Her Dukes | SickPhatThight: “The warrior class is always gonna live.” A multi-disciplinary artist from Brownsville questions the origins of species of a herring.

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Bishop & Chainey Federal agents hunt Kyza

An artist grant to help push voter registration in a non partisan, creative way. $1000 grant

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Art for the Polls: Apply for Project Support! - The Center for Artistic Activism Apply for funding and mentorship to realize your creative civic engagement projects ROLLING DEADLINE Attendees (or viewers) of the Art for the Polls workshops who want to realize creative campaigns that support voters in New York or North Carolina can apply for project funding and mentorship via the...

Olympic champion Billy Mills (Oglala Lakota), presented with an Eagle Feather at Lake Andes school.
The only American to ever win Olympic gold in the 10,000 meters.
Billy Mills remains the USA's one and only gold medallist in the men's 10,000m, a feat he achieved at Tokyo 1964.
Run like the wind.

Chief Standing Elk, Roast, Chief Spotted Tail's son. Sicangu Lakota. 1880s

About to embark on the road of captivity and exile, the Chiricahua Apache women at Fort Bowie were changing women. They were the brave mothers, wives, daughters, widows, warriors, lovers, and friends of the Chiricahua men with whom General Crook met at Canyon de los Embudos. Some faced exile together with their beloved men, while many had only each other and their children for comfort, yet others children were taken. Battling nearly overwhelming obstacles, the women managed to care for themselves and their children until felled by a relentless tide of deadly diseases. These were the very real women of legend and lore, the grandmothers and great-grandmothers of living Chiricahua Apaches for whom the Chiricahua men fought.