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Keskeskeck and the Lenape Indians
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The South Bronx Network - NATIVE BRONXITES: The Siwanoy Tribe of Pelham The Siwanoy people were a Native American Indian tribe. They lived in what is now called Southern Westchester County and
Forgotten History of The Bronx - The Travel Women
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Experience A 16th-Century Indigenous Living Village And Canoe Ride In The Bronx - Gothamist
Exploring Native Wisconsin | Experience Wisconsin
Being part of the Army Tribe gives me purpose. It gives me a sense of belonging ... As a woman of color serving gives credit toward those who served before me who
Bronx Zoo organization complicit in abuse of Bayaka "Pygmies" - Films from Survival International
Before Van Cortlandts, there were the Munsee | The Riverdale Press | www.riverdalepress.com
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Jonas Bronck - Wikipedia
The furor over Ota Benga, an African man displayed with apes at the Bronx Zoo - New York Daily News
Native American Festival Held At Pelham Bay Park – Bronx Times
Zoo officials apologize for display of African man in 1906 – WJET/WFXP/YourErie.com
The Bronx River, a River of Our Own — Scarsdale Historical Society
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Ota Benga - Wikipedia
Ota Benga's Tragic Life As The Bronx Zoo's Human Exhibit
