Becoming A Drum Keeper / Sarah Jackson

from Nigaane Bizindamoo-Makak Hosted by Bezhigo Binesiikwens

Elder Sarah Jackson tells how she became a drum keeper. Bezhigo Binesiikwens, her granddaughter, recorded Sarah's stories as part of the Waterers Oral Histories Program in partnership with Niigaane Bizindamoo-makak program and the Bug O Nay Ge Shig School located on the Leech Lake Reservation.

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