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SUMMARY:Challenging Stereotypes and Myths about Native Americans
LOCATION:Tates Creek Branch\nTates Creek Branch
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DESCRIPTION:With over 500 different nations in the U.S.\, indigenous cultu
 res are as diverse as all of Europe. Yet\, the stereotypes and myths creat
 ed in the mid 1800's about America's first peoples still persist..\nhttps:
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>In Celebration of&nbsp\;Native&nbsp\;Ameri
 can Heritage Month we present&nbsp\;this program&nbsp\;led by Tressa Brown
 \, Historic Preservation Coordinator for Kentucky&nbsp\;Native American He
 ritage Commission.</p>\n<p>Tipis and feathers\, beads and buffalo. No\, th
 e Hollywood Indian is not an accurate portrayal. With over 500 different n
 ations in the U.S. indigenous cultures are as diverse as all of Europe. Ho
 wever\, the stereotypes and myths created in the mid 1800&rsquo\;s about A
 merica&rsquo\;s first peoples still persist. Come and hear fact and fictio
 n.</p>\n<p>This presentation will identify the stereotypes and myths about
  Native Americans in general and Kentucky&rsquo\;s Native people in partic
 ular. Presenter\, Tressa Brown is the coordinator for the Kentucky Native 
 American Heritage Commission\, the Kentucky African American Heritage Comm
 ission\, and the Martin Luther King\, Jr. Commission. Her position at KHC 
 is to provide accurate information about Kentucky&rsquo\;s American Indian
  history the diversity of Native cultures as well as the issues affecting 
 Native people in contemporary society.</p>\n<p>To access this presentation
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