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REPORT: Analyzing the ‘Over-Incarceration of Native Americans’

Posted by Audrey Sawyer
|Date: January 30, 2023
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REPORT: Analyzing the ‘Over-Incarceration of Native Americans’

By Audrey Sawyer, Belen Avelar and Vaiva Utaraite PHILADELPHIA, PA - In the U.S., Native Americans are—ac ...

By Audrey Sawyer, Belen Avelar and Vaiva Utaraite PHILADELPHIA, PA - In the U.S., Native Americans are—according to a report by the “Safety and Justice Challenge”—over incarcerated as part of an effor ...

January 30, 2023
| by Audrey Sawyer

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Court Blocks Montana Laws that Restrict Voting Rights for Native Americans

Posted by Jaanvi Kaur
|Date: April 08, 2022
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Court Blocks Montana Laws that Restrict Voting Rights for Native Americans

(Photo: Steve Cordes, Unsplash) By Jaanvi Kaur and Ankita Joshi BILLINGS, MT – A Montana court stopped tw ...

(Photo: Steve Cordes, Unsplash) By Jaanvi Kaur and Ankita Joshi BILLINGS, MT – A Montana court stopped two state laws that restrict Native American participation in the state’s voting process. Montana ...

April 08, 2022
| by Jaanvi Kaur

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Council Designates November as Native American Heritage Month

Posted by David Greenwald
|Date: November 23, 2019
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Council Designates November as Native American Heritage Month

The Davis City Council recognized the month of November as Native American Heritage Month. As the procla ...

The Davis City Council recognized the month of November as Native American Heritage Month. As the proclamation noted, the city of Davis was established in 1868, and was “within an area of California ...

November 23, 2019
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Juneteenth, Slavery Reparations and Governor Newsom’s Apology to Native Americans

Posted by David Greenwald
|Date: June 20, 2019
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Juneteenth, Slavery Reparations and Governor Newsom’s Apology to Native Americans

As we celebrated the end of slavery on Juneteenth, yesterday, once again the idea of slavery reparations ...

As we celebrated the end of slavery on Juneteenth, yesterday, once again the idea of slavery reparations came up. Senator Mitch McConnell strongly opposed the idea, noting, “I don’t think reparations ...

June 20, 2019
| by David Greenwald

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Implications for Immigration Policy Now that Title 42 Has Been Lifted

TikTok Sues Montana Over State Ban: Violation of First Amendment Rights

Student Opinion: Does the end of Title 42 alter the retransformation of the Immigration system in America?

$50 Million Partnership with Civica to Produce Insulin: Life Saving and Affordable for Millions

How We Can Fight Stereotypes of the SWANA Region Through Storytelling

Guest Commentary: Numbers Demonstrate We Have Room to Grow in Existing Neighborhoods

CA’s 9th Circuit Overturns Death Penalty, but Lets Conviction Remain in 1988 Murder Case against Former Russian Soldier

Feds Say Jefferson Parish Deputies May Have Violated Law in Death of Autistic Teen

Bill Establishes Opioid Prevention and Education Programs In California Schools

VANGUARD INCARCERATED PRESS: BOP Offers Higher ‘Degrees’

REPORT: Analyzing the ‘Over-Incarceration of Native Americans’

REPORT: Analyzing the ‘Over-Incarceration of Native Americans’

Council Designates November as Native American Heritage Month

Council Designates November as Native American Heritage Month

Juneteenth, Slavery Reparations and Governor Newsom’s Apology to Native Americans

Juneteenth, Slavery Reparations and Governor Newsom’s Apology to Native Americans

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