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Richmond’s celebration of Indigenous culture showcases dance and art, but lacks Ohlone representation
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Richmond’s celebration of Indigenous culture showcases dance and art, but lacks Ohlone representation
Local artist Julia LaChica guided the hands of eager kids at the Richmond Art Center on Saturday as they pulled a squeegee across a stencil: “LAND BACK, THIS LAND IS HUICHIN.” Huichin refers to the land of the Ohlone people, what is now commonly called the Bay Area. LaChica helped youth attendees peel paper away… The post Richmond’s celebration of Indigenous culture showcases dance and art, but lacks Ohlone representation appeared first on Rich…
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