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Sen Mike Lee presses Interior nominee Deb Haaland on pending fate of Utah monuments

If confirmed, the New Mexico representative would lead the review of Bears Ears and Grand Staircase.

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Deb Haaland could make history for Native Americans with Cabinet post

“She said her name was Deb Haaland,” Warren recalled. “I’d never heard of her.” Haaland was volunteering for the presidential campaign of a senator named Barack Obama, and she wanted Warren to travel to the Laguna Pueblo, the Native American enclave Haaland hailed from, to speak to locals about the election’s importance. When Warren arrived, he found potluck food and 20 people. Haaland apologized for the low turnout. He waved her off, impressed by the unknown activist s embrace of grassroots politics and tireless work ethic. Fast forward since then and the number of people who have heard of Haaland has grown exponentially. Now that same political savvy she used to mobilize Native voters in 2008 for a victorious Obama has helped her once again make history.

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Divided over election facts, Montana delegation congratulates Biden

Montana’s congressional delegation, divided on accepting the election results of all the states just two weeks ago, congratulated President Joe Biden on Wednesday after attending his inauguration.

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9780933452527: El Delirio: The Santa Fe World of Elizabeth White (Southwest History and Culture) - AbeBooks

Book Description SAR Press, United States, 1998. Paperback. Condition: New. Language: English. Brand new Book. Amelia Elizabeth White (1878-1972) was born into an East Coast world of wealth and privilege. After serving as army nurses in Europe during World War I, she and her sister Martha chose to settle in the small town of Santa Fe, New Mexico. There Elizabeth became a passionate advocate for Pueblo Indian rights, an inspired patron and promoter of Indian art, and a dedicated community activist for the preservation of Santa Fe s history. White organized several traveling expositions of Indian art and was instrumental in founding the Indian Arts Fund, the Laboratory of Anthropology, the Old Santa Fe Association, and the Santa Fe Indian Market. She also was a member of a wide circle of artists, writers, musicians, anthropologists, and archaeologists, whom she entertained lavishly at El Delirio ( The Madness ), the beautiful estate built by the White sisters in the 1920s. An eclectic

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Deb Haaland would be the first Native American cabinet secretary

Deb Haaland would be the first Native American cabinet secretary
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