Pursuit of Happiness: An Indigenous View

Pursuit of Happiness: An Indigenous View

indigenous people

Narragansett (culture or style)

"The Narragansett express how they have pursued Happiness - Culture and Spirituality, Language, Family, Land, Education, Sovereignty, and Natural Rights. The exhibit will also examine how the Pursuit of Happiness has been denied to the Narragansett People." -The Pursuit of Happiness: An Indigenous View exhibit flyer

Dove, Dawn

Tomaquag Indian Memorial Museum

2005

Spears, Loren

Thomas, Matthew

Wilicox, Lloyd

Sekatau, Ella

Spears, Sylvia

Dove Jennings, Paulla

Lester, Joan

Harris, Thawn

Harris, Eleanor

Weeden, Tall Oak

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English

05POH01

Rhode Island