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The announcement of Rep. Deb Haaland’s nomination last week to become secretary of the Interior uncorked waves of emotion from the Great Lakes to California’s Redwood forests to the Oklahoma plains.
A sign of growing political power and organization in Indian Country, Representative Haaland taking lead of the sprawling Department of the Interior would put Native Americans at the forefront of the Biden administration’s efforts to take sweeping action on climate change.
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A dedication to protecting the land has been a hallmark of Native American leaders – but so also have bipartisanship and pragmatism. Whichever party is in power, tribes have had to work with them. In an era of deeply divided government, those tools are needed.
“We deeply respect their [Friendship House] process, which is very collective in nature, based on longstanding indigenous ways,” Taylor says. “We’ll give them the resources and then get out of the way.”
Five years from now, the Village will have brought disparate organizations from across the region under one roof. In doing so, it aims to be the crown jewel of San Francisco’s newly formed American Indian Cultural District, which launched in March, just as Mayor London Breed ordered a shutdown in the face of the first wave of the coronavirus pandemic.
Sharaya Souza, the executive director, wants the nascent district to become home to new generations of Native Americans. But she also wants people to know that it already is.