Drummers from the Red Lake Band of Ojibwe provide accompaniment for a dance performed for Vice President Walter Mondale. Photograph by Robert McNeely, July 24, 1978.

Fred Veilleux, Ojibwe composer and musician, talking with Gary Fife in the sound studio of MIGIZI's "First Person Radio" at 2300 Cedar Avenue South, Minneapolis. Photograph by Randy Croce, 1983.

Roberta and Victoria Joseph and Edna White Feather, Ojibwe, in traditional jingle dresses with a baby in a cradleboard, listening to and recording music at a powwow in the Minneapolis American Indian gym. Photograph by Randy Croce, December 1978.

Marcie McIntire, Grand Portage Ojibwe, in her apartment in the Little Earth housing complex in Minneapolis. Photograph by Randy Croce, 1978.

Ojibwe harvesting wild rice. Photograph by Monroe P. Killy, 1939.

Ojibwe cradleboard with beaded bow and velvet cover with beaded floral designs. Made by Mash-ko-wa-ni-ma doke (Strong Wind), Grand Portage Chippewa, no later than 1932.

Two-piece jingle dress made by Ojibwe at the Leech Lake Indian Reservation, ca. 1930–1939.

Ojibwe family, ca. 1905.

Ojibwe woman, ca. 1885.

Nicholas Metcalf (Sicangu Lakota) holding his adopted son, Sonny (Hokšíčala Čhaŋté Ma Yuhá; Child of My Heart), on the cover of Gay Parent magazine, November/December 2002. Metcalf's Lakota name, Čhetáŋ Zi, means Yellow Hawk.