Governor signs bill protecting students' right to wear Native American regalia
Gwyneth Paltrow spoke to Vanity Fair as part of a new cover story and pulled back the curtain a bit on her big return to ...
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“A Lot of Our Traditional Clothing, We Had to Fight to Keep”—Fashion Designer Norma Baker–Flying Horse
Just as people in their golden age wear jingle dresses, the same as our tiny tots do, then my work should be aimed the same, to be for all. How does your work reflect traditional Native art forms?
Bill to protect Indigenous students’ right to wear tribal regalia at graduation headed to governor’s desk
A bill protecting Indigenous students’ right to wear tribal regalia is heading to the governor’s desk. Native American ...
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Legislation would protect right to wear Native American cultural items at graduation
California Assembly members passed legislation today that would strengthen a current law that allows Native American students to wear cultural items at their high school graduations. “Despite existing ...
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Indigenous sisters quit Westernaires over organization’s portrayal of Native Americans
Disheartened and disillusioned, the girls said they dropped out of the Westernaires after pleading their case that dressing up non-Native children in Indigenous-inspired clothing to perform sacred ...
Native American student says she can’t wear regalia at Clovis graduation because it’s a ‘distraction’
As graduation season approaches, some Native American students in the Clovis Unified School District are concerned that their graduation experience will be jeopardized by wearing indigenous regalia to ...
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New Mexico Law Protecting Native Students’ Right To Wear Tribal Regalia Headed To Governor’s Desk
Native American students in New Mexico moved one step closer to freely expressing their cultural heritage at graduation ...
Governor signs bill protecting students’ right to wear regalia
Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham signed SB163, which allows students to freely express their cultural heritage at school ...