Image originally ran in the Daily News with the following caption: "Walking Thunder, Kuno Bird, and Nathan Bird (from left) practice for the Native American Community Organizational Center power wow to be held Saturday at De Paul Settlement." The NACOC was located at 1043 W. Berwyn. You can purchase the original image on eBay (at time of writing): http://bit.ly/1bQRH1T
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ReplyDeleteThis image captures a slice of life before a big event. "Walking Thunder," "Kuno Bird," and "Nathan Bird" preparing reminds me of the careful planning needed to survive a night at Fnaf . Every detail matters, just like knowing your power wow routine inside and out. The dedication on display here suggests a powerful performance awaits at De Paul Settlement. Best of luck to them!
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ReplyDeleteOkay, pow wows and Chicago in the 70s, groovy! Did someone say eBay gold? Imagine the stories held within that snapshot. Berwyn Avenue, now there's a familiar name. Feeling the vibes of community spirit radiating from the photo, right? I remember a time our local historical society struggled to drum up interest for a Native American heritage event. We needed a real block breaker strategy! Trying to connect with diverse audiences felt like herding cats until we partnered with a local tribe.
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ReplyDeleteIt’s powerful how the article honors the heritage and resilience of that Native American community with respect and clarity. Felt like a gentle reminder of the stories we shouldn’t forget. Harvey Harvington
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