Aging War Chiefs and the Acoma Pueblo in New Mexico
Acoma New Mexico sits high on a mesa where aging war chiefs and families live full time while others stay in nearby Acomita. The tribe faces unemployment and poverty yet clings to tradition as they navigate an economy in need of viability and independence.
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Pueblo Indians Face Unemployment Amid Shifting Traditions
National Weather Service outlook aside, the piece centers on Pueblo communities coping with unemployment and changing economic life. Dr. Minge notes crafts rely on tourism but income remains fragile. Acoma concerns include limited health care and education improvements, while younger leaders push for tribal management and modernization.
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