'Nu Nah-Hup: Sacajawea's Story' reimagines guide's role in Lewis and Clark Expedition

As a living relative, Rose Ann Abrahamson never wants people to forget about the Native American interpreter and guide Sacajawea’s contribution to the Lewis and Clark Expedition (1804-06) into the

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