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Cece Meadows, right, the owner of Prados Beauty company that makes vibrant cosmetics for Indigenous people and others, has a collaboration with Blackfeet designer Lauren Good Day that will use Good Day's ledger designs on packaging. Meadows, who is Xicana, Yaqui and Comanche, has a new deal to put the cosmetics lin in more than 600 JCPenney stores in 2023. (Photo courtesy of Prados Beauty)
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Prados Beauty inspired by color and culture

By Sandra Hale Schulman
Angelo McHorse, Taos Pueblo, and his wife, Jacquelene, own and operate Bison Star Naturals, a growing business near Taos, New Mexico, that produces hand-crafted skin-care soaps, lotions and other items from natural ingredients. (Photo by Nathaniel Wilder, courtesy of Bison Star Naturals)
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Indigenous skin care company a family affair

By Sandra Hale Schulman
Olive groves cultivated by the Yocha Dehe Wintun Nation can be seen from the tribe's Cache Creek Casino Resort in northern California. The tribe's Séka Hills operation, named for the nearby Blue Hills, has built a thriving olive oil business and also produces wine, nuts and vinegars from its 25,000 acres. (Photo by Sandra Hale Schulman, special to ICT)
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Tribe builds thriving olive oil business

By Sandra Hale Schulman
Fireworks explode over Victoria Harbour to mark the 74th National Day of the People's Republic of China, at Tsim Sha Tsui in Hong Kong, on Oct. 1, 2023. In Xinjiang, China, however, more than 40 Uyghurs were arrested in the days leading up to the celebration. (AP Photo/Chan Long Hei)
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GLOBAL INDIGENOUS: Celebrations marred by arrests in China

By Deusdedit Ruhangariyo