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Haudenosaunee dancers and storytellers blend cultural tradition with modern flair.

09/25/2018 | Rating NR

Education and Community

21st-Century People

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Haudenosaunee dancers and storytellers blend cultural tradition with modern flair.

Cultural traditions like dancing and storytelling are an integral part of modern-day Haudenosaunee life. Performers proudly wear traditional beaded regalia at festivals and events in New York state and beyond, eager to share parts of their heritage with others—but not without adding a little contemporary flair. Producer: Jessica Marshall / Camera: Ron Biggé / Production assistant: Marina Hands

09/25/2018 | Rating NR

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