Nice Indians Grand Canyon, Arizona (1986)
	Among the most profitable activites that Indians can undertake in the American West are a variety of tourist-oriented ploys that draw travelers and their money to Native American sites, or simply to roadside stands, as in this case outside Grand Canyon. Whether the product being hawked are trinkets, blankets, events like dances, or gambling and memorabilia, the income to the Indian tribes or nations is generally welcomed.
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