Season 4 Episode 410 | 27m 49s Video has closed captioning.
They were and are vital residents of Oregon and the Northwest. But many of us know almost nothing—unless you count worn-out cardboard stereotypes—about Native Americans and their culture today. Who are they, and what possibilities would come out of greater mutual understanding and appreciation?
Aired: 03/06/15
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