Anna V. Smith
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‘Quite frustrating:’ what it’s like to have a treaty with the United States - High Country News (opens the original)
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The 1855 Treaty of Point Elliott, which defines political relationships between the modern-day United States and over 20 Pacific Northwest tribal nations, has its roots in 1792, when siʔaɬ, a Duwamish and Suquamish boy of about 6, watched foreign invaders anchor a ship festering with diseases in what’s now called Miller Bay, Washington. The boy watched with his village — thousands, maybe tens of thousands, of relatives, according to the contemporary Suquamish Tribe. The captain was English, and
Bears Ears cuts also end first-of-its-kind tribal land commission - High Country News (opens the original)
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The Bears Ears Commission had a historic aim: To ensure that tribal nations had a direct role in the management of 1.35 million acres of their ancestral lands in southern Utah. Established alongside Bears Ears National Monument in 2016, the commission brought five tribal nations together with federal agencies to plan for the lands’ protections. But its work was abruptly cut short on Monday when President Donald Trump announced that he was slashing the monument by 91% to enable resource extractio
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