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A group of young Rarámuri girls participate in a traditional running game in a rural, mountainous landscape under a clear sky. They are wearing brightly colored pink dresses with blue floral patterns and white zigzag trim, and some are holding sticks. The girl in the foreground looks directly at the viewer

Why the Rarámuri run: How an Indigenous people have kept their...

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An Indigenous Mexican man in traditional dress holds a smoking large goblet in his right hand and offers it ritualistically to a shrine covered with vegetation and a large sheet of fabric with birds and plants printed on it. Behind him, a man in non-traditional clothing looks on with his eyes closed.

In Mexico’s unique Holy Week processions, Indigenous tradition continues amid Catholic...

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Lorena Ramirez posing while standing in a traditional Raramuri dress and holding small flags from Mexico and China.

Rarámuri runner Lorena Ramírez completes Hong Kong ultramarathon

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Six women in traditional Raramuri dress with raised hands under the Welcome to Las Vegas sign,

Rarámuri runners complete 540-km race from Los Angeles to Las Vegas

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Rarámuri migration

Extreme cold and hunger increase migration out of the Sierra Tarahumara

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from left to right: Father Joaquin Mora y Father Javier Campos

Why were these priests murdered in the Sierra Tarahumara?

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Rarámuri runners Martín Moreno and Enrique Moreno star alongside actor David Angulo in 37 kms, a film directed by Rafael Montero that is currently in the final phase of post-production.

Rarámuri runners among stars in new film

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Pedro Parra ultramarathoner and Raramuri

Meeting the Tarahumara inspired book on ‘weird’ history of exercise

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A Rarámuri woman in Cusárare enjoys Holy Week festivities.

Despite cartels and climate change, the Rarámuri keep Easter tradition alive

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Rarámuri artisans and the products they make at the microbusiness in Chihuahua.

Victims of violence find catharsis in embroidery at Sinibí Jípe

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