This past November was National American Indian Heritage Month, a month celebrating the diverse culture’s traditions. Throughout November, we acknowledge the important contributions of the Natives, who helped form America. We honor those who participate in the Native heritage who improve the nature of our nation. This month-long recognition of the Native Indians highlights their variety of music, crafts, traditional dances, and ways of life.
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