Native American Girls Describe the REAL History Behind Thanksgiving
This Teen Vogue video features young Native American women and their testimonies on the real history of Thanksgiving.
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LA Chinatown Remembered
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UCLA Library Digital Collections
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Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Center’s Learning Together
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Historic Mexican & Mexican American Press
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Jim Crow of the North – Full-Length Documentary
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