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Fla. festival not discouraged by AIM protest
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FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 2003 Organizers of a festival in Florida say protests by the American Indian Movement won't derail the Chasco Fiesta. The fiesta has included a number of events in which white people depict Indians. The "pageant" shows white children dressed up as Indians stabbing white children dressed up as Spaniards. Organizers say they have been reaching out to the Native community and invited a number of Native artists to perform. Singer Bill Miller says he was asked not to attend but did so anyway. Get the Story:
Fiesta will go on despite protests, organizers say (The St. Petersburg Times 3/21) Relevant Links:
See White people dressed as Indians, Historic Pictures of Chasco Fiesta - http://fivay.org/pictures.html Related Stories:
Suit filed to stop 'tribal' story (03/06)
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