White Earth Ojibwe

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The White Earth Ojibwe are a band of the Ojibwe (Anishinaabe) people based primarily on the White Earth Indian Reservation in northwestern Minnesota, known for their rich cultural traditions and significant role in Native American history and literature.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Anishinaabe community
Native American tribe
Ojibwe band
associatedWithPerson Gerald Vizenor NERFINISHED
Gordon Henry Jr. NERFINISHED
Louise Erdrich NERFINISHED
engagesIn Cultural preservation
Environmental stewardship
Language revitalization
ethnicGroupOf White Earth Indian Reservation NERFINISHED
governingBody White Earth Tribal Council NERFINISHED
governs White Earth Indian Reservation NERFINISHED
hasAlternativeName White Earth Band of Chippewa NERFINISHED
White Earth Nation NERFINISHED
hasCulturalInstitution White Earth Land Recovery Project NERFINISHED
White Earth Tribal and Community College NERFINISHED
hasCulturalTradition Anishinaabe spiritual practices
Clan system (doodem)
Drumming and singing
Ojibwe oral storytelling
Powwow ceremonies
Traditional beadwork
Traditional wild rice harvesting
hasDemographicCharacteristic Primarily Ojibwe ancestry
hasEconomicActivity Gaming enterprises
Natural resource management
Tourism
hasHistoricalExperienceOf Allotment policies
Assimilation policies in the United States
hasNotableWriterFrom Gerald Vizenor NERFINISHED
Gordon Henry Jr. NERFINISHED
Louise Erdrich NERFINISHED
hasOfficialName White Earth Band of Ojibwe NERFINISHED
hasPoliticalStatus Sovereign tribal nation
hasPrimaryReservation White Earth Indian Reservation NERFINISHED
isMemberOf Minnesota Chippewa Tribe NERFINISHED
isPartOfTreatyHistory Treaties between the United States and the Ojibwe
locatedIn United States of America
surface form: United States

White Earth Indian Reservation NERFINISHED
northwestern Minnesota
partOf Anishinaabe peoples NERFINISHED
Ojibwe people NERFINISHED
playsSignificantRoleIn Native American history
Native American literature NERFINISHED
recognizedAs federally recognized tribe
recognizedBy United States government
surface form: United States federal government
religiousTraditionsInclude Christianity NERFINISHED
Traditional Anishinaabe religion
usesLanguage English language NERFINISHED
Ojibwe language NERFINISHED

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Gerald Vizenor ethnicGroup White Earth Ojibwe
Gerald Vizenor memberOf White Earth Ojibwe
this entity surface form: White Earth Nation
Algonquin people relatedEthnicGroup White Earth Ojibwe
this entity surface form: Ojibwe people
Wigwam usedBy White Earth Ojibwe
this entity surface form: Ojibwe people
Sheguiandah First Nation partOf White Earth Ojibwe
this entity surface form: Ojibwe nations
Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation isPartOf White Earth Ojibwe
this entity surface form: Ojibwe Nations
Michipicoten First Nation partOf White Earth Ojibwe
this entity surface form: Ojibwe Nations
Sac people culturallyRelatedTo White Earth Ojibwe
this entity surface form: Ojibwe people
Eddie Benton-Banai associatedWith White Earth Ojibwe
this entity surface form: Ojibwe community
Grand Portage State Park hasCulturalAssociation White Earth Ojibwe
this entity surface form: Ojibwe people
Clyde Bellecourt memberOf White Earth Ojibwe
this entity surface form: White Earth Band of Ojibwe
Vernon Bellecourt memberOf White Earth Ojibwe
this entity surface form: White Earth Band of Ojibwe
Treaty of La Pointe peopleAffected White Earth Ojibwe
this entity surface form: Ojibwe people
Henry Benjamin Whipple advocatedFor White Earth Ojibwe
this entity surface form: Ojibwe people
Pike expedition to the headwaters of the Mississippi River interactedWith White Earth Ojibwe
this entity surface form: Ojibwe people
Fort St. Anthony (early name) nearIndigenousLandsOf White Earth Ojibwe
subject surface form: Fort St. Anthony
this entity surface form: Ojibwe people
Mascouten Indigenous peoples associatedWith White Earth Ojibwe
subject surface form: Mascouten
this entity surface form: Ojibwe people
Central Algonquian spokenBy White Earth Ojibwe
this entity surface form: Ojibwe peoples
Winona LaDuke memberOf White Earth Ojibwe
this entity surface form: White Earth Band of Ojibwe