Thursday, May 20, 2021

May 20, 2021 By Antonia Gonzales

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Three Alaska students seek to change a derogatory name of a creek. Trista Wassily, Alora Wassily, Harmony Larson and teacher Stephanie Jenson. (Photo-Tyler Thompson)

Dillingham students seek to change derogatory creek name

Tribal leader testifies on Indian Country infrastructure needs

Cherokee Nation breaks ground on future language center

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Federal judge temporarily halts Oak Flat transfer to mining company

Arizona Turquoise Alert bill awaits governor’s signature

Desert rat among ‘pre reservation’ staples featured in foraging program

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Wyoming, Trump put Indigenous rock art protections in limbo

SD organization supports new Native businesses navigating the market

Arizona house unanimously passes Turquoise Alert bill

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Native leaders in Alberta criticize calls for provincial separatism

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Dillingham students seek to change derogatory creek name

Tribal leader testifies on Indian Country infrastructure needs

Cherokee Nation breaks ground on future language center

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