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I just finished the introduction and want to sit on it for a bit and then continue reading. The atrocity that was committed to the Native Americans was just indescribable. I would like to read after this a book told from an actual Native American.
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Nautica Western
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Cont. “But there are funds available, [..] more than a billion dollars. […] The money stems from a 1980 Supreme Court ruling […] for the taking of the Black Hills in 1877 […]. The only problem: The Sioux never wanted the money because the land was never for sale.”

The Black Hills, by the way, includes Mount Rushmore
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Nautica Western
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“The reporter described a Sioux reservation as one of the most difficult places in which to live […]. Few people in the Western Hemisphere have shorter life expectancies. […] Unemployment rates are consistently above 80 percent. […] half the children live in poverty, and the average income is $8,000 a year.” Cont.
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