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Public Affairs

June 3, 2015
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Minnesota Native News: Highs and Lows

This week on Minnesota Native News we hear about a new report on policing and Native Americans in Minneapolis, a new exhibit of contemporary Native artists and a Dakota and Ojibwe language immersion school finishes up its first year. [Read Transcript...]

May 6, 2015
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Minnesota Native News: Recognizing Treaty Rights

This week on Minnesota Native News we hear about a new development with the proposed Sandpiper Pipeline, Leech Lake declares a health emergency, The Minneapolis Fed plans to invests more in Indian county and more. [Read Transcript...]

April 29, 2015
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Minnesota Native News: Rallies for Change

This week on Minnesota Native News we hear about a new event to change the name of the Cleveland baseball team, and groups organizing to remove Christopher Columbus from the state capitol. [Read Transcript...]

March 23, 2015
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Minnesota Native News Special Edition: Tradition in Transition

This is a special 29 minute edition of Minnesota Native News from the Nett Lake Village on the Bois Forte Reservation.

Melissa Townsend and George Strong explore how this small village is taking to the air waves to try and revive their Anishinabe traditions in a changing time.
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