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The American Indian Webring is open to all those of American Indian descent and friends of American Indians. If you care about the American Indian people and Mother Earth and our endangered Wildlife, then we welcome you. All sites must be child friendly.

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Best American Indian Movies Preview — Go
A site designed to generate discussion about the best American Indian movies (pre 20th century time period)

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WNCCEIB: Indian Mascot Issue Preview — Go
Elimination of Indian mascots: Focusing on Erwin High School, Buncombe County NC.links to info on: Native American Mascots and the use of the derogatory term 'squaw

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Lenapehauken Education and Research Cntr Preview — Go
Lenapehauken Education and Research Teaching and Sharing the Eastern Woodland ways, Providing cultural events Powwows, Storytellings, Flute playing, Primative Skills Weekends, etc.

NATIVE AMERICA WEBSHOPS Preview — Go
A webmall of shops with products featuring our unique designs expressing Native American Spirituality and Life! (Bren Blackarrow/Hodenosaunee)

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Orthomolecular medicine wins award Preview — Go
Abram Hoffer awarded the Linus Pauling Award in Fundamental Medicine. Orthomolecular science is the solution for current health issues today. Find out more. See how this effects you and those you care for.

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JR CARMAX Fish Decoys and Canes Preview — Go
Beautiful Hand Carved Hand Painted Fish Decoys and Canes by Artist JR CARMAX. A site for anyone who loves fish, fishing and beautiful art.

AnnyBelle Foundation Preview — Go
ABF was founded to preserve the right to provide a source for families to obtain education and resources for Youth Achievement. "We begin to die the day we become silent about the things that matter" ~ Martin Luther King

Spirit Vision Crafts Preview — Go
A family run Native American informational and business website. The information and links are free for all wanting to learn. We have stories, recipes, poetry, and many more topics of interest. We hope all who visit will leave with more knowledge to help them on their path.

Mustard Seed Faith Preview — Go
Find out what God can do with 57 cents.

The Origin of Mother's Day Preview — Go
The original Mother's Day Proclamation was made in 1870. Written by Julia Ward Howe, perhaps best known today for having written the words to "The Battle Hymn of the Republic" in 1862 when she was an antislavery activist, the original Proclamation was an impassioned call for peace and disarmament.