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Culture, kimchi and community at 9,000 feet
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Sovereign Innovations
For more than 400 years, Native and Indigenous peoples have been portrayed as primitive historical relics in order to further settler-colonial endeavors in the United States (and around the world). But traditional teachings, historical records, and contemporary understandings fully recognize that the innovations of Indigenous people have had significant impacts on modern culture.
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How Indigenous Knowledge Connects to Science
Season 1 Episode 8 | 8m 21s | CC
Welcome back to Sovereign Innovations with your host, Cheyenne Bearfoot! In this episode, we dive deep into the fascinating world of Indigenous knowledge and storytelling. Let's celebrate the wisdom and innovation of Indigenous peoples and see how their stories continue to shape our understanding of the world.
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