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Storytelling Beginnings from Native American Cultures
For writers, it’s all about the story. We tell stories, whether it’s about a murder, planning a trip to Santa Fe, or a boy wizard conquering evil. They are all stories. And while readers read for multiple reasons—to learn, reduce … Continue reading
Long After Native American Heritage Month
Native American Heritage Month officially ends today, but that doesn’t mean you should pack away Native American Heritage until next November. Like other recognition months (Women’s History, Black History, Hispanic Heritage, etc.), the purpose of Native American Heritage Month is … Continue reading
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Yakoke
Veteran’s Day is approaching. And it’s a special one. World War I ended 100 years ago on the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month. First celebrated as Armistice Day to recognize the “war to end all … Continue reading
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What’s in a Name?
November is Native American Heritage Month…or American Indian Heritage Month. Whatever term you prefer. I like our neighbors to the North’s use of “First Nations” to describe the original inhabitants. Sometimes it can be confusing to know what term to … Continue reading
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Recognizing a Hero
Church attendance was skimpy on Memorial Day weekend, the official start of summer. While families and friends were sitting on their boats on lakes, our family attended church. A small part of the program was devoted to recognizing and honoring … Continue reading
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