Symbol of Freedom: Native Pride - Civic Journalism for Rural Youth

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Native Pride, a symbol of the indigenous people’s freedom like how the white men wanted our land and they were taking it over, and this poster is saying that we can grow on our lands without being pushed out of the way.

Written by Raynan Quam
From Zuni High School
In New Mexico

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