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Minnesota's Community Radio Stations
This week’s quick hit of Native news from around the state looks at how tribal governments can benefit from members enrolled in MNSURE, a new proposal that aims to protect elders rights and a St. Cloud Native astronomer says the sky’s the limit for American Indian students in STEM fields. [Read Transcript...]
This week on Minnesota Native News: How will the state health insurance March deadline affect Native Americans? What motivates Minneapolis’s first Native American Police Chief and why were thunderous crowds at The Target Center cheering F-D-L? [Read Transcript...]
This week on Minnesota Native News we hear about a state bill that could help more American Indians get into stable affordable housing, a proposal allocating more federal funds for tribal services and how a higher state minimum wage may – or may not – affect American Indians. [Read Transcript...]
Clara Ueland was the first President of the Minnesota League of Women Voters, a national organization formed to protect the voting rights of all citizens after the 19th Amendment was passed. As Allison Herrera explains, she was a trailblazer in other ways too. [Read Transcript...]
