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Native Americans make up 6.7% of Montana's population, yet they comprise, on average, 26% of the state's active missing persons population.
Art exhibit honoring missing and murdered Indigenous people opens in Bozeman
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The exhibit, which features contemporary art, beadwork and fashion design from 11 Native women artists, will be open through Feb. 28.