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Native Art, and Native Artists Making Headlines
It’s easy to find Native art and Native artists at many large gatherings, be it powwows, art festivals, or even some city events and markets where vendors can set up a booth.
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Native Americans Giving Back: Martha Redbone
Not every singer has a voice for blending her upbringing with an echo of mountain holler and values distilled in the South since before America was founded, but one does: Martha Redbone. Raised on Appalachian folk music and Piedmont blues, Martha Redbone grew up on Clinch Mountain (in Virginia), in Harlan County, KY and in […]
Posted in Humanitarian Also tagged American Indian, blues singer, Bonnie Raitt, Buffy Sainte-Marie, Choctaw-Whawnee, college scholarships, disaster relief, domestic violence, Home of the Brave, Martha Redbone, National Relief Charities, Native American singer, Native Americans, NMAI, Red Ribbon award, Skintalk, The Garden of Love, United Houma Nation, William Blake Leave a comment
