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Niagara Falls Glows Orange

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Reposted from Seneca Media Facebook Page

Niagara Falls turned orange tonight for 15 minutes to honor and remember the 150,000 Native children forced into residential schools in Canada. Singers gathered on that side and then went silent as the colors on the falls changed. Each minute represented 10,000 children. Several Natives gathered on this side of the river including a crew from Cattaraugus.

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