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Telling Our Own Story:
The WEYANOKE Association

Red-Black* History & Culture 
from Our Own Perspective

  

Coming Together 2010
Our 12th Annual Festival of Red-Black History & Culture
Saturday, August 14, 1:00 PM
Harrison Lake National Fish Hatchery
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Kwanzaa

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*  Of both Native American and African descent; also known as "Black Indian."

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THE RED-BLACK CONNECTION
Contemporary Urban African Native Americans and their Stories of Dual Identity

Text & photography by Valena Broussard Dismukes

  

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