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Straight Talk: Native Americans discuss stereotypes, civil rights

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Ann Arbor News, March 30, 1991

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30

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March

Year

1991

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Atty. General Supports AIM

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Ann Arbor Sun, August 9, 1974

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9

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August

Year

1974

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Wounded Knee Warriors In Court

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Ann Arbor Sun, February 22, 1974

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22

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February

Year

1974

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The Bicentennial Blues

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Ann Arbor Sun, July 1, 1976

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1

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July

Year

1976

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Movement Infiltrators Uncovered

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Ann Arbor Sun, March 14, 1975

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14

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March

Year

1975

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Books: Voices From Wounded Knee 1973

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Ann Arbor Sun, November 22, 1974

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22

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November

Year

1974

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Wounded Knee Notes

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Ann Arbor Sun, October 4, 1974

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4

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October

Year

1974

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Means & Banks Acquitted!

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Ann Arbor Sun, September 20, 1974

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20

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September

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1974

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Oglalas Endorse Means

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Ann Arbor Sun, February 8, 1974

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8

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February

Year

1974

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Creative Commons (Attribution, Non-Commercial, Share-alike)

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