A statue honoring a Native ballerina was stolen in Oklahoma. This artist is piecing it together again

A bronze statue of a Native ballerina was stolen, dismantled and sold for scrap in Tulsa, Oklahoma. One artist is piecing the sculpture back together in hopes that it will continue inspiring Native dancers today.

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