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The Wild: NW tribes’ legacy, and power, of telling a good story

April 21, 2020 by webmaster Leave a Comment

The Lummi have been telling stories for thousands of years.

“I am a Lummi tribal member and it’s been taught to me that we are the lactamish people. We are survivors of the flood,” Lisa says.

The Lummi people are born storytellers and in many ways natural environmentalists. As Lummi tribal member Darrell Hillaire puts it: “It’s the lifeway of our people.” More on that in a bit.

Read more here.

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