Bureau of Indian Affairs faces deepest cuts in US History
On Indigenous Peoples’ Day this year — a day that ought to be a moment of reflection, honor, and renewal of Indigenous heritage — the reality instead evokes mourning, shame, and questions of national accountability.
The United States has never made full reparations to the Indigenous nations and individuals who endured genocide, dispossession, apartheid, …
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