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Pretty much all of us learn about American history in school. But Richard Parker, author and journalist who wrote about the Southwest, argues we’re not learning about a big part of it.
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Following the U.S. Department of Defense’s recent directive to scrub so-called DEI from its military websites, the Pentagon has now restored – within the last week – all of its content referencing Native Americans and their contributions.
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To talk about all things Phoenix, The Show sat down with Craig Outhier, editor in chief of Phoenix Magazine, and Amber Victoria Singer, local musician and producer on The Show.
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"Beyond Fronteras" includes an exhibition at the Santa Cruz County courthouse in Nogales, as well as an online component that focuses on areas like the region’s people, history and ecosystem.
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Her death in the opening days of the Iraq War in 2003 shook her home state of Arizona and led to the renaming of a freeway and mountain peak. More than two decades later, the 23-year-old Army specialist, a Hopi from Tuba City, was swept up in a recent executive order striking DEI references from the U.S. Department of Defense.
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Ira Hayes is arguably Arizona’s most iconic World War II hero, as one of six Marines who famously raised the American flag at Iwo Jima.
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An important chapter in Tempe’s architectural and artistic history may be coming to an end. There are potentially big changes coming to Danelle Plaza.
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In the fallout, some of the Hayes descendants are stepping up. These relatives were reminded why they keep on sharing his story — even eight decades later — from where he grew up on the Gila River Indian Community.
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For more than 35 years, "The Wallace and Ladmo Show" brought laughs to Valley TV screens for decades — and regularly handed out the coveted Ladmo Bag. As of Wednesday, the city of Phoenix is honoring its origins with a new ceremonial sign for Wallace and Ladmo Way.
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From Ira Hayes to Lori Piestewa, Arizona’s Indigenous war heroes were literally erased from the annals of military history last month as part of the Trump administration’s attack on DEI — diversity, equity and inclusion — within the U.S. Department of Defense.