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Sacred Minnesota

Sacred Minnesota

People from all walks of life find and create sacred places in Minnesota. A sacred landscape called Bdote connects contemporary Dakota people. Fleeing genocide, Cambodians build America's largest Buddhist temple to find healing. Immigrants from Mexico find safety and identity through home altars. A Hindu temple in an old church is a place of welcome for all. Produced with Carleton College.

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