Posting Your Hike on Instagram? Now You Can Tag Your Location’s Indigenous Name

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By YES! MagazineMay 24, 2018, 3:06 pm150 pts
By Isabelle Morrison Public spaces are for everyone, but how we perceive them and interact with them is contextual. Some activists are making their statements on the public canvas all around the world. And it's catching on. Len Necefer fell in love with mountain climbing after moving to Colorado, but he noticed…

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