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peyote

[pey-oh-tee, pe-yaw-te] / peɪˈoʊ ti, pɛˈjɔ tɛ /


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Smith, the Supreme Court upheld the firing of two Native American employees who had been denied unemployment benefits after using peyote, a sacrament in their religious ceremonies.

From Slate Mar. 12, 2024

The court ruled that the law against use of peyote applied to all, religions groups and nonreligious groups alike.

From Washington Post Sep. 7, 2022

His father, a member of the Delaware Tribe, traded rare tapes of all-night peyote ceremonies from the Native American Church, cherishing the hypnotic melodies of singers like Joe Rush.

From New York Times Aug. 15, 2022

And I've heard from people who disagree, who say, "Hey, there are many Indians who think we need peyote to heal the white man."

From Salon Jul. 31, 2022

Despite a belief in and a dependence on shamanistic curing or its latter-day counterpart, the peyote curing session, most Washo are willing patients of white doctors.

From Washo Religion by Downs, James F.




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