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Tagged: Native Americans

The State of Things
12:00 pm
Wed April 3, 2013

Poet Draws From Life On The Reservation

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Poet Natalie Diaz
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  • The poetry of Natalie Diaz

Natalie Diaz grew up on the Fort Mojave Indian Reservation. While many of those around her struggled with the lack of opportunities, she saw basketball as her way out.

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Arts & Culture
12:21 pm
Thu March 21, 2013

Remembering The Indian Tribe Driven From NC 300 Years Ago

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The Colonel James Moore map of Fort Nooherooka.
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A monument to the Tuscarora tribe will be unveiled at the symposium. Workers set up wooden forms for the monument's concrete footing.
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Wooden forms removed and concrete wall complete.
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Seats for the Tuscarora monument being molded.
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A worker plasma cutting the arch from stainless steel.
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Fabricated and welded stainless steel arch for entry to Tuscarora Monument.
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Three hundred years ago this week, European colonialists in what is now eastern North Carolina fought a battle that devastated an American Indian tribe. A symposium at East Carolina University marks the anniversary of the 1713 battle, in which European settlers attacked a stronghold of the Tuscarora tribe called Fort Nooherooka.  Nearly a thousand Tuscarora Indians were captured or killed, forcing the remaining tribe members to migrate to New York. 

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State of Things
9:06 am
Fri July 6, 2012

Honoring Willie French Lowery

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Songwriter Willie French Lowery is best remembered for penning Indian heritage anthems like “Proud to be a Lumbee” and writing the original music for “Strike at the Wind,” an annual outdoor drama that honors a Lumbee cultural hero.  Lowery was also a successful rock musician, educator, activist and Robeson County community leader before he passed away in May at the age of 67.

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Politics & Government
10:00 am
Wed July 6, 2011

Native American Farmers Settlement Meeting

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Preparations are being made to pay thousands of dollars to Native American farmers and ranchers who were discriminated against by the U-S-D-A.

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