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The South Bronx Network - NATIVE BRONXITES: The Siwanoy Tribe of Pelham The Siwanoy people were a Native American Indian tribe. They lived in what is now called Southern Westchester County and
Ota Benga - Wikipedia
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Survival International - #OnThisDay in 1906, #OtaBenga was put on display with the monkeys at the Bronx Zoo. The zoo is owned by the Wildlife Conservation Society. Ota Benga committed suicide ten
