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Indigenous artists help skateboarding earn stamp of approval Years ago, skateboarding was branded as a hobby for rebels or stoners in city streets, schoolyards and back alleys. Those days are long gone. Skateboarding,… Continue reading Mar 24, 2023By Terry Tang Associated PressNewsArts and CultureIndigenous peoplesNation-World Rock Aak’w festival opens with songs, dancing and drumming Rock Aak’w by seawalk. Nov 5, 2021by Peter SegallNewsAlaska Native LanguagesAlaska NativesIndigenous peoplesLocal News Alaskans celebrate Indigenous Peoples Day virtually with music, language, activism The legacy of colonization is still a threat to the future of Indigenous culture here, many say. Oct 12, 2020by Michael S. LockettNewsAlaska NativesClimate ChangeIndigenous peoplesLocal News Juneau local recognized for Herculean effort bringing back traditional sportsHe’s bringing traditional games back to the Southeast to stay. Jan 26, 2020by Michael S. LockettSportsIndigenous peoples Tribal delegates from around the country are heading to JuneauThe annual assembly starts Wednesday. Apr 10, 2019by Ben HohenstattNewsAlaskaCapital City WeeklyIndigenous peoples