Native Opinion Episode 209
STRANGE TIMES ARE BECOMING MORE, STRANGE.
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EPISODE SUMMARY:
Can Congress Void a Tribal Treaty Without Telling Anyone? We share an article by Garrett Epps, a professor of constitutional walks readers through the law case of Herrera v. Wyoming, a very recent Indian treaty-rights case argued in the Supreme Court.
We also take a look at soem recent progress made in South Dakota by a Senate Committee who has endorced a proposal to have Tribal ID’s accepted by businesses as proof of age and identity, but would not endorce it to register to vote. We look into some reason why…
Our “Racism In America” features a focus on Stop & Frisk cases, including our review of comments made by Democratic presidential Candidate, Mike Bloomberg who authoried the origional Stop & Frisk policy in New York City.
FEATURED MUSIC THIS WEEK IS BY RECORDING ARTIST DARREN GEFFRE
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LINKS IN THIS EPISODE:
Can Congress Void a Tribal Treaty Without Telling Anyone?
South Dakota law would make it clear: Tribal IDs must be accepted by state’s businesses
Black college swimmer on team trip had gun pointed at his head by police
Fashion Institute apologizes for ‘clearly racist’ show
Fawn Sharp, President of NCAI, State of Indian Nations Address FULL
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