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FCC student Robert Davis of the Cherokee tribe shows his support with face paint at the Indigenous Peoples Day rally on Oct. 14, 2019 symbolizing the awareness of missing and murdered indigenous women.

Indigenous People’s Day Celebration Spreads Awareness of Crisis in Native American Communities

Story By: Leilani Bustos, Reporter October 23, 2019

Red handprints across mouths, drums in hand. People of all ages rallied for missing and murdered Native American women during the celebration of Indigenous People’s Day on Monday, Oct. 14, 2019, marching...

Students hold up signs and march to the fountain area to celebrate Indigenous peoples Day on Monday, Oct. 8, 2018.

Indigenous People’s Day Alive at FCC

Story By: Paulina Rodriguez Ruiz, News Editor October 11, 2018

The smell of sage wafted through the air amidst a crowd of 100 people gathered in front of the Student Activities Building to celebrate Indigenous People’s Day on Oct. 8. Participants began to gather...

Guest speaker Marisol Baca recites a poem for the missing indigenous women who are presumed to be dead during the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women panel on Nov. 16, 2017.

Discussion of Indigenous Women Takes Center Stage

Story By: Melissa Moua, Reporter November 20, 2017

It was standing room only in the Skylight room of the Old Administration during a panel discussion of  “Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women” on Nov. 16. The panel consisted of Regina E. Murillo,...

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