Three generations of BIA boarding school experiences feature in Diane's reflections
Diane recalls family history with BIA schooling and language suppression, notes corruption and finances in the BIA, and describes how urban life, activism, and tribal identity shape her Barnard experience. She holds an eagle feather given by her great grandmother for protection and discusses ongoing indigenous traditions and group formation.
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Wounded Knee ruling rejects tribal sovereignty claim
US District Judge Warren Urbom in Lincoln ruled the 1868 Sioux Treaty cannot shield defendants in the Wounded Knee siege cases. He said Congress and courts have denied tribal sovereignty, noting past US actions reduced Sioux power and established dependency. Attorneys vowed appeals.
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