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On the Sidelines: What Of Indians' Civil Rights?

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Ann Arbor News, September 23, 1965

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23

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September

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1965

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A Personal Perspective And Plea

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Ann Arbor Sun, March 8, 1974

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8

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March

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1974

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Michigan Rally To Support Wounded Knee

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Ann Arbor Sun, July 26, 1974

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26

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July

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1974

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Reign Of Terror At Wounded Knee

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Ann Arbor Sun, April 25, 1975

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25

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April

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1975

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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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1976

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Trail Of Broken Treaties

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Ann Arbor Sun, December 1, 1972

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1972

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Russell Means "We're After Our Heritage"

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Ann Arbor Sun, November 30, 1973

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30

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November

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1973

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Municipal Court's Elden Also A Judge Of Pipes

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Ann Arbor News, April 14, 1967

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14

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April

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1967

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Sioux Youths Visiting City

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Ann Arbor News, June 22, 1972

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22

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June

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1972

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Hoffman, Stanley L., MD

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Ann Arbor News, October 7, 2008

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7

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2008

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