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  Dennis Banks\, co-founder of the American Indian Movement. Over 500 North
  American tribes agreed to walk from San Francisco to Washington\, D.C.\, 
 to show the dismal plight of Native people and lobby for the Native Americ
 an Freedom of Religious Act. The California 500 Mile American Indian Spiri
 tual Marathon Relay Team\, following the leadership and tradition of early
  Native American runners who were messengers\, is a multicultural group de
 dicated to preserving the tradition of spiritual running.\n\nThe American 
 Indian Movement continues to support the marathon. Their principal message
  is: “All Life is Sacred.
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  Dennis Banks\, co-founder of the American Indian Movement. Over 500 North
  American tribes agreed to walk from San Francisco to Washington\, D.C.\, 
 to show the dismal plight of Native people and lobby for the Native Americ
 an Freedom of Religious Act. The California 500 Mile American Indian Spiri
 tual Marathon Relay Team\, following the leadership and tradition of early
  Native American runners who were messengers\, is a multicultural group de
 dicated to preserving the tradition of spiritual running.\n\nThe American 
 Indian Movement continues to support the marathon. Their principal message
  is: “All Life is Sacred.
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  American tribes agreed to walk from San Francisco to Washington\, D.C.\, 
 to show the dismal plight of Native people and lobby for the Native Americ
 an Freedom of Religious Act. The California 500 Mile American Indian Spiri
 tual Marathon Relay Team\, following the leadership and tradition of early
  Native American runners who were messengers\, is a multicultural group de
 dicated to preserving the tradition of spiritual running.\n\nThe American 
 Indian Movement continues to support the marathon. Their principal message
  is: “All Life is Sacred.
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 to show the dismal plight of Native people and lobby for the Native Americ
 an Freedom of Religious Act. The California 500 Mile American Indian Spiri
 tual Marathon Relay Team\, following the leadership and tradition of early
  Native American runners who were messengers\, is a multicultural group de
 dicated to preserving the tradition of spiritual running.\n\nThe American 
 Indian Movement continues to support the marathon. Their principal message
  is: “All Life is Sacred.
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URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.sjsu.edu/event/running-in-prayer
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DESCRIPTION:The First Native American Spiritual Marathon started in 1978 by
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 to show the dismal plight of Native people and lobby for the Native Americ
 an Freedom of Religious Act. The California 500 Mile American Indian Spiri
 tual Marathon Relay Team\, following the leadership and tradition of early
  Native American runners who were messengers\, is a multicultural group de
 dicated to preserving the tradition of spiritual running.\n\nThe American 
 Indian Movement continues to support the marathon. Their principal message
  is: “All Life is Sacred.
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  Dennis Banks\, co-founder of the American Indian Movement. Over 500 North
  American tribes agreed to walk from San Francisco to Washington\, D.C.\, 
 to show the dismal plight of Native people and lobby for the Native Americ
 an Freedom of Religious Act. The California 500 Mile American Indian Spiri
 tual Marathon Relay Team\, following the leadership and tradition of early
  Native American runners who were messengers\, is a multicultural group de
 dicated to preserving the tradition of spiritual running.\n\nThe American 
 Indian Movement continues to support the marathon. Their principal message
  is: “All Life is Sacred.
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  American tribes agreed to walk from San Francisco to Washington\, D.C.\, 
 to show the dismal plight of Native people and lobby for the Native Americ
 an Freedom of Religious Act. The California 500 Mile American Indian Spiri
 tual Marathon Relay Team\, following the leadership and tradition of early
  Native American runners who were messengers\, is a multicultural group de
 dicated to preserving the tradition of spiritual running.\n\nThe American 
 Indian Movement continues to support the marathon. Their principal message
  is: “All Life is Sacred.
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SUMMARY:Running in Prayer: The California 500 Mile American Indian Spiritua
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 to show the dismal plight of Native people and lobby for the Native Americ
 an Freedom of Religious Act. The California 500 Mile American Indian Spiri
 tual Marathon Relay Team\, following the leadership and tradition of early
  Native American runners who were messengers\, is a multicultural group de
 dicated to preserving the tradition of spiritual running.\n\nThe American 
 Indian Movement continues to support the marathon. Their principal message
  is: “All Life is Sacred.
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  American tribes agreed to walk from San Francisco to Washington\, D.C.\, 
 to show the dismal plight of Native people and lobby for the Native Americ
 an Freedom of Religious Act. The California 500 Mile American Indian Spiri
 tual Marathon Relay Team\, following the leadership and tradition of early
  Native American runners who were messengers\, is a multicultural group de
 dicated to preserving the tradition of spiritual running.\n\nThe American 
 Indian Movement continues to support the marathon. Their principal message
  is: “All Life is Sacred.
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 to show the dismal plight of Native people and lobby for the Native Americ
 an Freedom of Religious Act. The California 500 Mile American Indian Spiri
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  Native American runners who were messengers\, is a multicultural group de
 dicated to preserving the tradition of spiritual running.\n\nThe American 
 Indian Movement continues to support the marathon. Their principal message
  is: “All Life is Sacred.
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 to show the dismal plight of Native people and lobby for the Native Americ
 an Freedom of Religious Act. The California 500 Mile American Indian Spiri
 tual Marathon Relay Team\, following the leadership and tradition of early
  Native American runners who were messengers\, is a multicultural group de
 dicated to preserving the tradition of spiritual running.\n\nThe American 
 Indian Movement continues to support the marathon. Their principal message
  is: “All Life is Sacred.
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SUMMARY:Running in Prayer: The California 500 Mile American Indian Spiritua
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  Dennis Banks\, co-founder of the American Indian Movement. Over 500 North
  American tribes agreed to walk from San Francisco to Washington\, D.C.\, 
 to show the dismal plight of Native people and lobby for the Native Americ
 an Freedom of Religious Act. The California 500 Mile American Indian Spiri
 tual Marathon Relay Team\, following the leadership and tradition of early
  Native American runners who were messengers\, is a multicultural group de
 dicated to preserving the tradition of spiritual running.\n\nThe American 
 Indian Movement continues to support the marathon. Their principal message
  is: “All Life is Sacred.
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SUMMARY:Running in Prayer: The California 500 Mile American Indian Spiritua
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URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.sjsu.edu/event/running-in-prayer
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  Dennis Banks\, co-founder of the American Indian Movement. Over 500 North
  American tribes agreed to walk from San Francisco to Washington\, D.C.\, 
 to show the dismal plight of Native people and lobby for the Native Americ
 an Freedom of Religious Act. The California 500 Mile American Indian Spiri
 tual Marathon Relay Team\, following the leadership and tradition of early
  Native American runners who were messengers\, is a multicultural group de
 dicated to preserving the tradition of spiritual running.\n\nThe American 
 Indian Movement continues to support the marathon. Their principal message
  is: “All Life is Sacred.
GEO:37.335691;-121.885256
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SUMMARY:Running in Prayer: The California 500 Mile American Indian Spiritua
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URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.sjsu.edu/event/running-in-prayer
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  Dennis Banks\, co-founder of the American Indian Movement. Over 500 North
  American tribes agreed to walk from San Francisco to Washington\, D.C.\, 
 to show the dismal plight of Native people and lobby for the Native Americ
 an Freedom of Religious Act. The California 500 Mile American Indian Spiri
 tual Marathon Relay Team\, following the leadership and tradition of early
  Native American runners who were messengers\, is a multicultural group de
 dicated to preserving the tradition of spiritual running.\n\nThe American 
 Indian Movement continues to support the marathon. Their principal message
  is: “All Life is Sacred.
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SUMMARY:Running in Prayer: The California 500 Mile American Indian Spiritua
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URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.sjsu.edu/event/running-in-prayer
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  Dennis Banks\, co-founder of the American Indian Movement. Over 500 North
  American tribes agreed to walk from San Francisco to Washington\, D.C.\, 
 to show the dismal plight of Native people and lobby for the Native Americ
 an Freedom of Religious Act. The California 500 Mile American Indian Spiri
 tual Marathon Relay Team\, following the leadership and tradition of early
  Native American runners who were messengers\, is a multicultural group de
 dicated to preserving the tradition of spiritual running.\n\nThe American 
 Indian Movement continues to support the marathon. Their principal message
  is: “All Life is Sacred.
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SUMMARY:Running in Prayer: The California 500 Mile American Indian Spiritua
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  Dennis Banks\, co-founder of the American Indian Movement. Over 500 North
  American tribes agreed to walk from San Francisco to Washington\, D.C.\, 
 to show the dismal plight of Native people and lobby for the Native Americ
 an Freedom of Religious Act. The California 500 Mile American Indian Spiri
 tual Marathon Relay Team\, following the leadership and tradition of early
  Native American runners who were messengers\, is a multicultural group de
 dicated to preserving the tradition of spiritual running.\n\nThe American 
 Indian Movement continues to support the marathon. Their principal message
  is: “All Life is Sacred.
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SUMMARY:Running in Prayer: The California 500 Mile American Indian Spiritua
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  Dennis Banks\, co-founder of the American Indian Movement. Over 500 North
  American tribes agreed to walk from San Francisco to Washington\, D.C.\, 
 to show the dismal plight of Native people and lobby for the Native Americ
 an Freedom of Religious Act. The California 500 Mile American Indian Spiri
 tual Marathon Relay Team\, following the leadership and tradition of early
  Native American runners who were messengers\, is a multicultural group de
 dicated to preserving the tradition of spiritual running.\n\nThe American 
 Indian Movement continues to support the marathon. Their principal message
  is: “All Life is Sacred.
GEO:37.335691;-121.885256
LOCATION:King Library\, Africana\, Asian American\, Chicano\, and Native Am
 erican Studies Center (5th Floor)
SUMMARY:Running in Prayer: The California 500 Mile American Indian Spiritua
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  Dennis Banks\, co-founder of the American Indian Movement. Over 500 North
  American tribes agreed to walk from San Francisco to Washington\, D.C.\, 
 to show the dismal plight of Native people and lobby for the Native Americ
 an Freedom of Religious Act. The California 500 Mile American Indian Spiri
 tual Marathon Relay Team\, following the leadership and tradition of early
  Native American runners who were messengers\, is a multicultural group de
 dicated to preserving the tradition of spiritual running.\n\nThe American 
 Indian Movement continues to support the marathon. Their principal message
  is: “All Life is Sacred.
GEO:37.335691;-121.885256
LOCATION:King Library\, Africana\, Asian American\, Chicano\, and Native Am
 erican Studies Center (5th Floor)
SUMMARY:Running in Prayer: The California 500 Mile American Indian Spiritua
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URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.sjsu.edu/event/running-in-prayer
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions\, Performances\, Installations
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  Dennis Banks\, co-founder of the American Indian Movement. Over 500 North
  American tribes agreed to walk from San Francisco to Washington\, D.C.\, 
 to show the dismal plight of Native people and lobby for the Native Americ
 an Freedom of Religious Act. The California 500 Mile American Indian Spiri
 tual Marathon Relay Team\, following the leadership and tradition of early
  Native American runners who were messengers\, is a multicultural group de
 dicated to preserving the tradition of spiritual running.\n\nThe American 
 Indian Movement continues to support the marathon. Their principal message
  is: “All Life is Sacred.
GEO:37.335691;-121.885256
LOCATION:King Library\, Africana\, Asian American\, Chicano\, and Native Am
 erican Studies Center (5th Floor)
SUMMARY:Running in Prayer: The California 500 Mile American Indian Spiritua
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URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.sjsu.edu/event/running-in-prayer
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions\, Performances\, Installations
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  Dennis Banks\, co-founder of the American Indian Movement. Over 500 North
  American tribes agreed to walk from San Francisco to Washington\, D.C.\, 
 to show the dismal plight of Native people and lobby for the Native Americ
 an Freedom of Religious Act. The California 500 Mile American Indian Spiri
 tual Marathon Relay Team\, following the leadership and tradition of early
  Native American runners who were messengers\, is a multicultural group de
 dicated to preserving the tradition of spiritual running.\n\nThe American 
 Indian Movement continues to support the marathon. Their principal message
  is: “All Life is Sacred.
GEO:37.335691;-121.885256
LOCATION:King Library\, Africana\, Asian American\, Chicano\, and Native Am
 erican Studies Center (5th Floor)
SUMMARY:Running in Prayer: The California 500 Mile American Indian Spiritua
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URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.sjsu.edu/event/running-in-prayer
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions\, Performances\, Installations
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  Dennis Banks\, co-founder of the American Indian Movement. Over 500 North
  American tribes agreed to walk from San Francisco to Washington\, D.C.\, 
 to show the dismal plight of Native people and lobby for the Native Americ
 an Freedom of Religious Act. The California 500 Mile American Indian Spiri
 tual Marathon Relay Team\, following the leadership and tradition of early
  Native American runners who were messengers\, is a multicultural group de
 dicated to preserving the tradition of spiritual running.\n\nThe American 
 Indian Movement continues to support the marathon. Their principal message
  is: “All Life is Sacred.
GEO:37.335691;-121.885256
LOCATION:King Library\, Africana\, Asian American\, Chicano\, and Native Am
 erican Studies Center (5th Floor)
SUMMARY:Running in Prayer: The California 500 Mile American Indian Spiritua
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URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.sjsu.edu/event/running-in-prayer
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions\, Performances\, Installations
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  Dennis Banks\, co-founder of the American Indian Movement. Over 500 North
  American tribes agreed to walk from San Francisco to Washington\, D.C.\, 
 to show the dismal plight of Native people and lobby for the Native Americ
 an Freedom of Religious Act. The California 500 Mile American Indian Spiri
 tual Marathon Relay Team\, following the leadership and tradition of early
  Native American runners who were messengers\, is a multicultural group de
 dicated to preserving the tradition of spiritual running.\n\nThe American 
 Indian Movement continues to support the marathon. Their principal message
  is: “All Life is Sacred.
GEO:37.335691;-121.885256
LOCATION:King Library\, Africana\, Asian American\, Chicano\, and Native Am
 erican Studies Center (5th Floor)
SUMMARY:Running in Prayer: The California 500 Mile American Indian Spiritua
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URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.sjsu.edu/event/running-in-prayer
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions\, Performances\, Installations
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  Dennis Banks\, co-founder of the American Indian Movement. Over 500 North
  American tribes agreed to walk from San Francisco to Washington\, D.C.\, 
 to show the dismal plight of Native people and lobby for the Native Americ
 an Freedom of Religious Act. The California 500 Mile American Indian Spiri
 tual Marathon Relay Team\, following the leadership and tradition of early
  Native American runners who were messengers\, is a multicultural group de
 dicated to preserving the tradition of spiritual running.\n\nThe American 
 Indian Movement continues to support the marathon. Their principal message
  is: “All Life is Sacred.
GEO:37.335691;-121.885256
LOCATION:King Library\, Africana\, Asian American\, Chicano\, and Native Am
 erican Studies Center (5th Floor)
SUMMARY:Running in Prayer: The California 500 Mile American Indian Spiritua
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URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.sjsu.edu/event/running-in-prayer
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions\, Performances\, Installations
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 an Freedom of Religious Act. The California 500 Mile American Indian Spiri
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 an Freedom of Religious Act. The California 500 Mile American Indian Spiri
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  Native American runners who were messengers\, is a multicultural group de
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 an Freedom of Religious Act. The California 500 Mile American Indian Spiri
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 an Freedom of Religious Act. The California 500 Mile American Indian Spiri
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 an Freedom of Religious Act. The California 500 Mile American Indian Spiri
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  Native American runners who were messengers\, is a multicultural group de
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 an Freedom of Religious Act. The California 500 Mile American Indian Spiri
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  Native American runners who were messengers\, is a multicultural group de
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 an Freedom of Religious Act. The California 500 Mile American Indian Spiri
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 an Freedom of Religious Act. The California 500 Mile American Indian Spiri
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  Native American runners who were messengers\, is a multicultural group de
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 an Freedom of Religious Act. The California 500 Mile American Indian Spiri
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  Native American runners who were messengers\, is a multicultural group de
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 an Freedom of Religious Act. The California 500 Mile American Indian Spiri
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 an Freedom of Religious Act. The California 500 Mile American Indian Spiri
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  Native American runners who were messengers\, is a multicultural group de
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 an Freedom of Religious Act. The California 500 Mile American Indian Spiri
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  Native American runners who were messengers\, is a multicultural group de
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 an Freedom of Religious Act. The California 500 Mile American Indian Spiri
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  Native American runners who were messengers\, is a multicultural group de
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 an Freedom of Religious Act. The California 500 Mile American Indian Spiri
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  Native American runners who were messengers\, is a multicultural group de
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 an Freedom of Religious Act. The California 500 Mile American Indian Spiri
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  Native American runners who were messengers\, is a multicultural group de
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 an Freedom of Religious Act. The California 500 Mile American Indian Spiri
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  Native American runners who were messengers\, is a multicultural group de
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 an Freedom of Religious Act. The California 500 Mile American Indian Spiri
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  Native American runners who were messengers\, is a multicultural group de
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SUMMARY:Running in Prayer: The California 500 Mile American Indian Spiritua
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 an Freedom of Religious Act. The California 500 Mile American Indian Spiri
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  Native American runners who were messengers\, is a multicultural group de
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SUMMARY:Running in Prayer: The California 500 Mile American Indian Spiritua
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 to show the dismal plight of Native people and lobby for the Native Americ
 an Freedom of Religious Act. The California 500 Mile American Indian Spiri
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  Native American runners who were messengers\, is a multicultural group de
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SUMMARY:Running in Prayer: The California 500 Mile American Indian Spiritua
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