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Caption Kevin Locke, a Lakota Sioux Bahá'í from McLaughlin, South Dakota, performs a traditional Native American hoop dance during the 11th annual Oneida Pow-wow held July 3 near Green Bay, Wisconsin. Mr. Locke, who is cultural representative of the Standing Rock Sioux tribe, presented special editions of the Bahá'í Writings in the Oneida language and a sand painting to the Oneida Nation on behalf of the Bahá'ís of Green Bay.
Source Bahá’í News. Issue 630, page 7. View as PDF

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