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He recounted the suicide of a young woman who'd lost custody of her child and added, Our Anishinabe relatives tell us children choose their parents when they come into this world.
Stephanie Woodard: Iowa Commission Takes on Child-Welfare Morass Stephanie Woodard 2010
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In ancient North America the Anishinabe and Lakota lived traditional culture.
Stanley Knick, Ph.D.: Traditional Culture and Modern Culture: Man's Fall from Grace 2010
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In ancient North America the Anishinabe and Lakota lived traditional culture.
Stanley Knick, Ph.D.: Traditional Culture and Modern Culture: Man's Fall from Grace 2010
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(Algoumekins to the French; Algonkin to English; they call themselves Anishinabe, the humans) (DC)
Champlain's Dream David Hackett Fischer 2008
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(Algoumekins to the French; Algonkin to English; they call themselves Anishinabe, the humans) (DC)
Champlain's Dream David Hackett Fischer 2008
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The Plot: Jenna (a modern girl of Muscogee (Creek) and Ojibway (Chippewa/Anishinabe) descent) wishes she could be a jingle dancer like her grandmother.
Jingle Dancer 2006
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I just hope and please make it be a real Anishinabe Indian person act Turok in the movie.
EXCLUSIVE: Adam Beach To Star In Live Action Turok Movie » MTV Movies Blog 2008
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I believe that "Sioux" (the Dakota) is a Chippewa word (condensed from longer word something like "Nadouessioux"), and Chippewa / Ojibwa (the Anishinabe, I think) is a Huron word, both of them meaning something like "enemy" or some version of "other".
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Cilau Valadez, a young Huichol artist who has been traveling in Canada and the United States, building alliances with the different tribes through the Americas, said the visit of leaders like Moreno, Anishinabe leader Wab Kinew and Native American Church Vice-President Sandor Iron Rope represents a significant moment in Native American history.
The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com Tracy L. Barnett 2012
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Wild orchids, morel mushrooms and delicate ferns sprout beneath mature stands of maple, birch and ash - three of four sacred trees in local Anishinabe tradition.
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