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The restaurant has long been a dream for chef Bryce Stevenson, who grew up on the Red Cliff Band of Lake Superior Chippewa reservation and is part of a growing movement to redefine and center Indigenous cuisine.
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A beloved literary art installation at the Wisconsin Center was planned to be decommissioned as part of the center’s expansion project. That plan was met with major pushback and criticism — that the removal was a form of censorship.
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An exhibition called "Native America: In Translation," now showing at the Milwaukee Art Museum, features the works of international Indigenous artists who explore Indigenous history, culture and representation through a contemporary lens.
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Rob Pero, founder of the first independent Native American owned Native American-owned hemp farm and CBD retailer, talks about the organization.
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We explore a natural area in southwest Wisconsin. The Kickapoo Valley Reserve not only features trout streams and water coming down over rock ledges but also holds great Indigenous significance.
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They say issues expected to go before the court — like voter rights and abortion access — disproportionately affect Native American communities.
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Robert Van Zile, of the Sokaogan Chippewa Community, delivered the State of the Tribes speech.
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Lifelong Milwaukeean and Bubbler Talk listener Reginald Jones wondered who shaped the built environment in our city's early history. We find there's not a straightforward answer.
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The years-long dispute had implications for tribal sovereignty across Indian Country.
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Karen Lincoln Michel, the president and CEO of IndiJ Public Media, will receive an honorary doctorate from Marquette University for her work in journalism and for Native Americans nationwide.