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- By Levi Rickert
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During the early part of 2020, Native News Online begins its 10th year of publishing important news for and by Indian Country.
Since its beginning Native News Online has used a tagline "Celebrating Native Voices" that allows for a cross-section of Indian Country to contribute to its publication, which means leaders of national American Indian organizations have a platform to reach Indian Country and beyond. It also means, the American Indian next-door can contribute.
Since the inception of Native News Online,
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