Arizona PBS celebrates Indigenous Peoples Day

Indigenous Peoples Day is observed on the second Monday in October, honoring Native American peoples and celebrating their histories and cultures. Aliyah Chavez and Tomas Karmelo Amaya of Indian Country Today share what being Native American means to them.

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