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Content: Being different doesn't make us less. We are equal as anyone. Yet we are Indian. "We are Native
              American." No clothing or schooling or place of residence will ever take
        that away. My people's blood seeped back into Mother Earth in 1863 at the
        Battle of Bear River. My grandmother's eyes saw the death of her father, the chief, on
        that day --  
"a good day to be reborn." That is what makes me who I am today. Nothing will ever take it
        away! JoAnn White Eagle 
Thornton, Colorado 
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