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September 18, 2019
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MN Native News: Season of Change and Tradition

This week on Minnesota Native News, a groundbreaking, a grand opening and an update on wild rice. Red Lake Nation’s new housing project is underway near last year’s Wall of Forgotten Natives. [Read Transcript...]

August 28, 2019
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Minnesota Native News: Fixing What’s Broken

This week on Minnesota Native News we hear how the White Earth and Leech Lake Bands of Ojibwe continue their efforts to straighten out a costly mistake involving the state Department of Human Services and billboards in Duluth raise support for missing and murdered indigenous women and people. [Read Transcript...]

August 21, 2019
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Minnesota Native News: Indigenous Superheroes & Villains

The Minnesota Indian Womens’ Resource Center recently teamed up with Hennepin County Library to host an Indigenous Comic Book Workshop in Minneapolis. Youth ages 12 and over came together to look at how Natives are portrayed in comic books and to create their own super-human heroes or villains. Reporter Melissa Townsend was at the workshop … [Read Transcript...]

August 14, 2019
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Minnesota Native News: Plans for Leech Lake Superfund Site

Leech Lake Community members recently meet with E-P-A officials to discuss the path forward for cleaning up tribal land, contaminated decades ago by hazardous waste from paper company. Reporter Kayla Doula attended the public meeting to hear more about the plans and concerns from officials and local residents. [Read Transcript...]

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