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Navajo Code Talkers Day: The Life and Legacy of Chester Nez
Navajo Code Talkers Day on Aug. 14th honors the veterans who encrypted their Native language to provide… unbreakable code credited with helping the U.S. win the war.
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Did you read about the Google Doodle that celebrates Native American jingle dancers? Read this and more from recent #NativeNews.
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PBS “Native America” Docuseries Explores America’s First Peoples
Native Americans inspired modern-day democracy and built a pyramid larger than the Egyptian pyramids. To learn more, watch this PBS docuseries about the remarkable enduring civilizations of indigenous people pre-Columbus,
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Can I Visit the Reservations in the Southwest?
Travel sites for the Southwest American Indian reservations.