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From KQED.

Welcome back to Forum. I'm Alexis Madrigal.

Next month, Berkeley's Cafe Alone will reopen a new space in the Hearst Museum of Anthropology

at the University of California, Berkeley. As we heard in the last segment, U.C. Berkeley anthropologist Alfred Krober played a key role

in the loss of the tribe's federal recognition, and the Hearst Museum still contains a large

collection of Alone artifacts which have not been returned to the tribe.

We're joined this morning by one of Cafe Alonis's proprietors to talk about his hopes for repairing the fraught relationship the

Eloni people have with these institutions, while affirming and teaching about the indigenous culture of the Bay.

Welcome Vincent Medina, East Bay Alone cultural leader and co-founder of Café Ilone.

Thank you very much. Horche Tuhuji. Hello to you all.

Kanakrakats, Vincent Medina, and I'm the co-founder of Cafe Aloni and our organization,

community organization, Makamha, which means our food in Chochenio, the indigenous language to the East Bay.

Thank you so much for joining us, Vincent, and for introducing us this beautiful language.

Of course, this is one of our biweekly segments with Luke's eye about Bay Area food culture.

Luke's our KQED food editor, and welcome to you too, Luke.

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