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Tom Udall: Fake art drives down prices, forces Native Americans to quit their crafts and devalues Native American art.

On the recordJuly 6, 2017
Fake art drives down prices, forces Native Americans to quit their crafts and devalues Native American art.
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Tom Udall
Democratic · New Mexico

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Tom Udall discusses the negative impact of counterfeit art on Native American culture and economy.

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