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Category: 17. Tribal name and identity
KNIC004. Knick, Stanley. “Along
the Robeson Trail (column).” Carolina Indian Voice 18 March
1999: 6.
Publication type: Newspaper article
Valuable summary of similarities between the Lumbee
and other Native American groups: having suffered racial discrimination;
use of traditional medicine, such as herbal remedies; traditional arts
and crafts; traditional singers and dancers; importance of storytelling
in daily life; and a different sense of time (oriented toward a sequence
of events and toward the present, rather than focusing on the clock).
Concludes that “the Lumbee are a people, a culture, a nation... by
their persistence here along the river that bears their ancient name,
to me they represent a historic miracle.”
This annotation was edited on: June 14, 2002
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