Democracy in Zuni, New Mexico

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When I look at Dowa Yalanne Mountain I see freedom and peace. It is sacred to us. We, as Shiwi people have our own constitution and rights. We are free to believe in whatever religion but no matter what individuals believe, we all hold DY sacred.

Written by Kailani E.
From Zuni High School
In New Mexico

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