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Rebecca Nagle

@rebeccanagle
Cherokee writer and journalist, Host of FIRST AMERICA--the true story of how our country came to be. Listen now wherever you get podcasts! firstamerica.info
Tahlequah, OK
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    Jun 8
    BIG NEWS! New podcast coming out THIS MONTH! Native people have been left out of the story of America—but without us you don’t know what happened. FIRST AMERICA tells the true story of how this country started and how we got here. Subscribe now, wherever you listen to podcasts
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    Aug 28
    Line 5 has carried oil through the Straits of Mackinac for 73 years — 23 past its intended lifespan.This week, tribal leaders from the Little Traverse Bay Bands of Odawa Indians and Saginaw Chippewa rallied at Michigan's Capitol calling to shut down the pipeline.
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    Aug 27
    4 in 5 Native women will experience violence in their lifetime. 97% of those perpetrators are non-Native. Why? A 1978 Supreme Court ruling, Oliphant v. Suquamish Indian Tribe, said tribes can't prosecute non-Natives who commit crimes on their own land.
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    Aug 27
    10 years after Standing Rock, Native communities are leading on clean energy. People of the Sun event will honor Blue Lake Rancheria for micro-grids that kept their community powered through a 6.4 earthquake. Energy sovereignty in action.
    Standing Rock anniversary event will feature clean energy awards - ICT
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    Aug 26
    The FBI just launched "Voices Not Forgotten"—a new page spotlighting unsolved missing and murdered Indigenous cases with up to $25K rewards. But as advocate Deiandra Reid notes, the tool isn't exhaustive. Her sister Tiffany has been missing for 22 years—and isn't on the page.
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