"'The youths needed a place in cyberspace that they could call their own. This is a place where everyone can be a star,'" Titla said to Indian Country Today.
Titla hopes the site "will not only inspire, but provide role models and give a lift to the downhearted."
The site launched on July 1 and got 42,000 hits that day, said Indian Country Today. As of July 11, Native Youth Magazine had over 329,000, according to the magazine's Web site.
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