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Thursday, December 1

MISSOULA — You might say that Gyasi Ross was inspired by such popular movies as “Dances with Wolves” and “Little Big Man,” to write his own story about Native Americans.

But it wasn’t because he thought these sweeping epics accurately told the story of his life growing up on the Blackfeet Reservation in Browning, Mont. or the lives of any Native Americans across the country, for that matter.

For Ross, these images are what’s wrong with stereotypical portrayals of Indian people in today’s society. They are stories written and told by non-Natives.

Monday, November 28

MISSOULA — Wiyot and Yurok artist Rick Bartow believes everyone is given a gift and his is making marks on paper.

“That’s what the creator gave me to do,” Bartow said during a lecture at the Missoula Art Museum. “And I don’t pretend to understand it.”

Thursday, October 13

Youtube isn't just for dancing cats and dogs. It’s full of opportunities to learn skills that can launch careers.

Levi Blackwolf is originally from Warm Springs, Ore., and is a self-taught photographer. He uses Youtube as a valuable resource. It’s taught him almost everything he needs to know about photography.

Friday, January 28

San Francisco, CA- The American Indian Film Festival wrapped up 2009 with an impressive awards show recognizing excellence in American Indian and Canada First Nations cinematic achievement on Nov. 13 at the Palace of Fine Arts in San Francisco.

Some celebrity faces where to be found in the crowd and mingling with guests, including singer and artist Buffy Sainte-Marie, American Indian Movement co-founder Dennis Banks, and singer Andrea Menard, all who received awards.

Monday, January 24

I walked into a gray classroom buzzing with fluorescent lights and immediately noticed a woman behind the desk. She was tiny, a little bird of a lady with a Marilyn Monroe bob and spring-blue eyes. She pulled me in immediately.

Sunday, July 4

The leader of the Quileute Nation in northwest Washington first began hearing her tribe had a role in the popular "Twilight Saga" from fans clamoring to know more about the place where a vampire tale of teenage love unfolds.

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