On the Swamp

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Indigenous peoples in Eastern North Carolina navigate a landscape shaped by centuries of colonialism while maintaining their rich cultural identities. The Lumbees and other tribes adapt to environmental changes, asserting their rights to self-determination amidst challenges such as pollution and climate change. Their connection to the land and water remains strong as they strive to protect their ancestral homelands from ongoing threats, showcasing resilience and a commitment to preserving their heritage in a transformed world.