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This week on Minnesota Native News we hear about the upcoming Minnesota Chippewa Tribe elections, preliminary decisions to move some offensive art in the state capitol building, and 4 people arrested for protesting the proposed Sandpiper Pipeline get their day in court. [Read Transcript...]
This week on Minnesota Native News: American Indian advocates attempt to address state legislators about deep racial disparities in Minnesota.
This week on Minnesota Native news: The city of Duluth’s Indigenous Commission is finalizing a report documenting the history of Native Americans in the city. Many people involved hope it will have a positive impact on the city’s landscape and relations between Natives and non-Natives in the region. [Read Transcript...]
Nearly 8-thousand American Indians from over 40 different sovereign tribes live in Minneapolis. And since the 1960’s, the section of Franklin Avenue between 11th and Cedar streets has been a gathering place for many. The community was established by Native leaders who brought a sense of tribal sovereignty to their urban community. And that same … [Read Transcript...]
