Today, this final day in November, we decided to take a look at one group's shared heritage with Native Americans and efforts to have that heritage more broadly recognized. Just go to the TELL ME MORE programs page at npr.org. If you missed any of those conversations, by the way, you can find them on our website. And we heard from the leaders of the other Congress, the National Congress of American Indians. We've also heard from a filmmaker who relayed the sometimes difficult story of how five members of the Crow tribe became part of his family.
We've heard about how the musical group Blackfire draws on both American punk rock and their tribal heritage to create a unique sound.
We've talked about Native American veterans. Throughout the month, we've had a series of conversations about how this continent's first people are living and making their mark on this country. Now to our final conversation marking Native American Heritage Month.
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