Beverly Cook (beh-ver-lee cook), Mohawk chief and nurse practitioner
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Read MoreShani Msafiri Mangola (shah-nee m-sah-feer-ee mahn-go-lah), law student, human rights activist
Read MoreAnna Philipo (ah-nah fill-ee-poh), advocate for hunter-gatherer education
Read Moretwo unnamed Hadza women
Read MoreGudo Mahiya (goo-doh meye-yah), elder
Read MoreLamar Williams Jr. (lah-mar will-yumz), member of the Dosar Barkus Band
Read MoreJohn Griffin (jahn grif-fin), re-enactor
Read MoreSylvia Davis (sill-vee-yah day-vis), leader Dosar-Barkus Black Seminole band
Read MoreSidney Peddie (sid-nee ped-dee), Colonel Accompong Maroons
Read MoreMilton MacFarlane (milll-tun mick-far-lane), author
Read MoreGaama Gloria Simms (gah-mah glaw-ree-yah seems), Paramount Queen of the Maroons
Read MoreMarcia Douglas (mar-shah dug-lass), Colonel, Charles Town Maroons
Read MoreOugan Ricardo Marie Dadoune (ree-car-doh mah-ree dah-doon), priest
Read MoreManbo Asogwe Dòwòti Désir (doo-what-tee day-seer), high priestess
Read MoreAti Max Beauvoir (ah-tee max bow-vwahr), Supreme chief
Read MoreManbo Beatrice Daleus (bee-ah-triss deh-looz), priestess
Read MoreDenildo “Biko” Rodrigues (day-neel-doh bee-koh rod-ree-guess), coordinator, national Quilombo Association (Conaq)
Read MoreAdilson Almeida (ah-deel-sun ah-may-dee-yah), Quilombo do Camorim Cultural Association
Read MoreClaudinete Colé (claw-dee-neh-tee koh-lay), Boa Vista community leader
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