Loyola Acknowledges Indigenous Land as Activists Fight for Indigenous People's Day Recognition

A dancer performs at an event hosted by Chicago’s Indigenous Peoples’ Day Coalition.  As Chicago activists push for the city to recognize Indigenous

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