> I was just looking through my latest offer from Ed McMahon and began to
> wonder if there are any Native-oriented magazines of the same sort as, say,
> Ebony or Jet for African-Americans. I know of for instance, Whispering
> Winds, but have never really seen anything on newstands or subscription
> lists that could be considered 'mainstream'. I'd be especially interested
> in those published by, owned by native people. Anybody know of any?
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