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Chief Justice Sarah Deer Lecture at 4 p m Sept 28 in E J Ball Courtroom

Join the Gender Studies Program, the School of Law and the Indigenous Studies Program on Thursday, Sept. 28, for a lecture by Deer titled,

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Yellowstone Creator Taylor Sheridan Is Taking Credit for Tribal Legislation

No, Taylor Sheridan. 'Wind River' did not change the Violence Against Women Act to help Indigenous women. Indigenous communities did.

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Angela Davis To Be Honored In The National Women s Hall Of Fame

Angela Davis, an activist, educator and innovator, will be among one of several accomplished women who will be inducted into the National Women’s Hall of Fame class of 2019.

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Indigenous Indignations: Ancestral remains withheld at the University of Kansas

Indigenous Indignations: Ancestral remains withheld at the University of Kansas
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Native American adoptees resonate with cultural erasure as the Indian Child Welfare Act now faces legal opposition

The United States has a long history of removing Native American children from their families and communities, stripping their cultural identities. Now that a 44-year-old protection is at risk, the threat of regression is ever present. Three local Native adults who were adopted into white families a

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