AMERICAN INDIAN: THE POW-WOW, CULTURE, TRIBES, ETC.

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Greg Richardson, of the NC Department of Administration’s Commission of Indian Affairs, explains tribal connections, elder influences, Native American identification, etc. Also: American Indian Heritage Celebration hosted by the North Carolina Museum of History-- Non-Profit Spotlight: Salvation Army Kettle Program

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This episode was published on November 11, 2021.

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Greg Richardson, of the NC Department of Administration’s Commission of Indian Affairs, explains tribal connections, elder influences, Native American identification, etc. Also: American Indian Heritage Celebration hosted by the North Carolina...

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