With the Columbus Day weekend prompting reflection on the origins of our country, #NativeAmerican educator, historian and Tomaquag Museum director Lorén M. Spears urges individuals to learn the complete story of this place we call home.

It is, she asserts, a story that includes truths untold, truths distorted, and the marginalization and oppression of many people, including her own, that dates to the arrival of Europeans on the continent centuries ago.

@gwaynemiller #podcast for @projo - story at providencejournal.com

With the Columbus Day weekend prompting reflection on the origins of our country, #NativeAmerican educator, historian and Tomaquag Museum director Lor&eacute;n M. Spears urges individuals to learn the complete story of this place we call home.
It is, she asserts, a story that includes truths untold, truths distorted, and the marginalization and oppression of many people, including her own, that dates to the arrival of Europeans on the continent centuries ago.
@gwaynemiller #podcast for @projo - story at <a href="https://www.providencejournal.com/">providencejournal.com</a>

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