Apache Indian Friends
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Features Hayden Anderson and White Mon Py, who introduce themselves and share insights about their lives on the Fort Apache Indian Reservation in Arizona. They discuss the balance between traditional Apache culture and modern life, including education, clothing, and activities like basketball.
Keywords
Apache, Indian Reservation, Arizona, traditional culture, modern life, education, basketball
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Keywords
Apache, Indian Reservation, Arizona, traditional culture, modern life, education, basketball
Transcription
hi I'm Hayden Anderson let's be [Music] friends hi I'm white mon py I live in southwestern part of the United States in the state of Arizona the pat like the old ways this is a wik up our home for many years the pat like a new [Music] way I live in White River on the Ford Pat Indian Reservation [Music] [Applause] years ago the paty was the hunter living off the land [Music] today we own our saw me and raise [Music] Kettle this is a car this is a car we learn English we learn Apache too the girls in school wear short dresses my mother wears a long aaty dress [Music] this is fr [Music] bread a p do the crown this [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] we like basketball too [Music] a
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