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Season 3 Episode 304 | 8m 39s
The resolution to change the name of Columbus Day stems from efforts that began in the 1970s by members of the American Indian Movement. Indigenous Peoples’ Day celebrates the many native tribes of the United States, and recognizes the fact that Columbus was not a hero to the native people, whom he sought to enslave upon his arrival.
Aired: 10/11/15
Video has closed captioning.Visions From the Seventh Generation
Programs in Washington State provide communities for native youth.
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After 12 years on the Seattle city council, 84-year-old Jean Godden is stepping down.
It has been over a year since the first recreational pot shops opened in Washington state.
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Seattle's Garfield High School is trying a different method of discipline.
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