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Title:
NWIN Episode # 21 - Seg 1
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In this edition of NorthWest Indian News, Lummi Tribal member Chenoa Egawa hosts the program from the Washington State History Museum in Tacoma, Washington. The museum and historical society hosts the second annual "In the Spirit: Contemporary Northwest Native Art" exhibit with more than 30 different Native artists displaying their artwork. "Tlingit Macbeth", Morgan Howard, reporter. The Tlingit language is given a new birth as it is adapted to Shakespeare's Macbeth and performed at the National Museum of the American Indian in Washington D.C. The Tlingit ensemble from Juneau, Alaska helps to revive their disappearing language.
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NWIN Episode # 21 - Seg 1
Description:
In this edition of NorthWest Indian News, Lummi Tribal member Chenoa Egawa hosts the program from the Washington State History Museum in Tacoma, Washington. The museum and historical society hosts the second annual "In the Spirit: Contemporary Northwest Native Art" exhibit with more than 30 different Native artists displaying their artwork. "Tlingit Macbeth", Morgan Howard, reporter. The Tlingit language is given a new birth as it is adapted to Shakespeare's Macbeth and performed at the National Museum of the American Indian in Washington D.C. The Tlingit ensemble from Juneau, Alaska helps to revive their disappearing language.
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NorthWestIndianNews
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North,
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