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From Pine Ridge to Puerto Rico: Our Letter of Solidarity
Photo courtesy of Chuck Banner at the Lakota People’s Law Project As president of the Oglala Sioux Tribe, I write today with a message of […]
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Justice Denied in the 1870s
Equal protection under the law is a legal and social concept which has often not been viewed as applicable to American Indians. During much of […]
Indian Justice in New York
( – promoted by navajo) When one person kills another, it is often considered to be murder and certain legal sanctions can be brought against […]
Indians 101: Murder in Montana (19th Century)
( – promoted by navajo) photo credit: Aaron Huey The West in the nineteenth century was at times violent and this violence was sometimes expressed […]