Powwow returns to downtown Detroit after 30 years

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For the first time in three decades, a powwow is coming back to downtown Detroit. “The Native community hasn’t had the opportunity to do something like this for 30 years,” Schuyler tells Metro Times. “Before Detroit was “Detroit”, it was Waawiyaataanong,” Santiago-Romero said in a statement. That history helped shape organizations like the North American Indian Association, which has been a cornerstone of Detroit’s Native community for decades. Related STory Detroit Institute of Arts to host first major Native American art exhibition in 30 years The Detroit Institute of Arts announced what it says is the first major Native American…RelatedHave something to share?