We Shall Remain One-Hour Special

From: Native Public Media
Series: We Shall Remain
Length: 59:02

The one-hour special from the We Shall Remain Radio Project complements the recently aired five-part television special from PBS's American Experience, exploring the Native American perspective on pivotal moments in U.S. history from the Native American perspective. Read the full description.

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Playing: We Shall Remain One-Hour Special
From: Native Public Media

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A compilation of the five 5-minute features, plus

Warrior Tradition, a bonus feature from Brian Bull, and

Native American Media Leaders, how Tribal Radio Stations are serving their communities

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