Bridge Between Cultures How Taos Pueblo's Struggle to Regain Blue Lake Changed a Photojournalist's Life
Taos News, The › September 17, 2010
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We are good citizens, even though we have been called the second class citizens of the United States. When the emergency came about we took arms to defend the United States of America.
Many many Indian boys lost their lives in the battle to protect this country. After we won the battle, discrimination has been practiced against the Indian people again. We never get anywhere. But the fact is that discrimination, jealousy, selfishness has became a believable thing in this country."See the full content of this document
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Bridge Between Cultures How Taos Pueblo's Struggle to Regain Blue Lake Changed a Photojournalist's Life
-- From "Our Ancient Way of Life"
by Taos Pueblo Gov. Severino MartinezInterpreted by Tribal SecretaryPaul BernalComing back to Taos has always felt like coming home to Dan Budnik. The photojournalist who has photographed the likes of Sophia Loren, Dr.Martin Luther King Jr., Georgia O'Keeffe and Dwight D. Eisenhower, and became a friend to Taos Pu...See the full content of this document
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