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Bare Feet With Mickela Mallozzi: The Lumbee Dance of the Spring Moon

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2 Native American people wearing brightly colored traditional Native American clothing with big feathers perform a dance. Caption. "The Lumbee, the Native American tribe indigenous to this region."

The episode "Bare Feet With Mickela Mallozzi: The Lumbee Dance of the Spring Moon" showcases a journey to Lumberton, North Carolina, spotlighting the Lumbee tribe's culture through their vibrant powwow ceremonies. Viewers explore the significance of dance in preserving Native American traditions and history. The narrative weaves through interviews with community members like Reggie Brewer and cultural insights from University of North Carolina at Pembroke, emphasizing resilience and preservation of heritage despite historical challenges. Keywords enhancing discoverability include Lumbee, powwow, Native American culture, dance, and heritage preservation. Part of the "Bare Feet With Mickela Mallozzi" series.