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9.
Herbert Locklear [3:32] Audio
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Like other Lumbee Indians,
Herbert Locklear came to Baltimore from North
Carolina to find a job. Since then, he has
spearheaded almost every effort to build strong
organizations to serve Native people in the
area.
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10.
Dorothy Lorentino [3:48] Audio
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Dorothy Lorentino, Comanche,
is the first Native American to be inducted
into the National Teachers’ Hall of Fame.
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11.
Shayai Lucero [4:26] Audio
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Shayai Lucero, Laguna, worked
with elders to produce a book on traditional
Native plants when she was still a student.
She turned her own difficult experiences into
an inspirational message for Native youth
when she became Miss Indian World.
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12.
William A. Mehojah, Sr. [4:09] Audio
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As an elder and former Tribal
Chairman, William Mehojah, the last living
Kaw pureblood, looks back on the treasure
of his heritage.
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13.
June McAtte [4:27] Audio
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June McAtee, a Yup’ik Eskimo,
found a new career as a geologist working for
Calista, Alaska’s second largest Native
regional corporation.
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