Front page of the Sunday Styles section of The New York Times, showing a woman from behind with long, braided hair wearing traditional Native American powwow attire, including a fringed garment with a diamond-shaped beaded design on the back.

Editorial

Powwow Season in Bloom
New York Times

Man wearing a cap and gloves working inside a butchering room, handling a large hanging slab of meat, with blood on the floor.
Three women are praying or paying respects inside a white tipi decorated with traditional Native American items and feathers. The background includes a scoreboard and banners, indicating the setting is an indoor arena or gymnasium.

When Food Cuts Loomed
New York Times

A man wearing a black hat and brown jacket standing indoors looking to his left. The background features wooden walls, a large wooden wagon wheel, and various signs and posters, including a New York Times logo and a sign about Blackfeet reservation. There is also a partially visible sign near the man reading "Was keeping tourists out the only way to survive?".

In Mourning and Gratitude
The New York Times

The Only Way to Survive
The New York Times

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