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EDD LADD AND CATO SELLS. Edd Ladd, an Apache Native American of the Jicarilla Reservation
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EDD LADD AND CATO SELLS. Edd Ladd, an Apache Native American of the Jicarilla Reservation
EDD LADD AND CATO SELLS.
Edd Ladd, an Apache Native American of the Jicarilla Reservation in New Mexico, photographed with Cato Sells, the Commissioner of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, early 20th century
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1910 1910s 1920 1920s Apache Bureau Of Indian Affairs Commissioner Field Horseback Native American New Mexico Reservation Sells Sheep Southwest Cato Jicarilla Ladd
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This print captures a significant moment in history between Edd Ladd, an Apache Native American from the Jicarilla Reservation in New Mexico, and Cato Sells, the Commissioner of the Bureau of Indian Affairs. Taken during the early 20th century, this image showcases two men who played crucial roles in shaping Native American policies and advocating for their rights. Edd Ladd stands tall on horseback, embodying strength and resilience as he represents his Apache heritage. His connection to his land is evident through his confident presence amidst the vast Southwest landscape. Riding alongside him is Cato Sells, a figure known for his influential position within the Bureau of Indian Affairs. The photograph symbolizes a meeting point between cultures; it signifies both collaboration and conflict that characterized relationships between Native Americans and government officials during this era. The sheep grazing peacefully behind them serve as a reminder of their shared responsibility to protect tribal lands and resources. As we gaze upon this remarkable image, we are transported back in time to witness these two individuals who left indelible marks on history. Their stories intertwine with those of countless others who fought tirelessly for justice and recognition. This print serves as a testament to their enduring legacies while encouraging us to reflect upon our collective past so that we may forge a more inclusive future.
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