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The tentative deal covers sections of Lake Michigan, Lake Huron and Lake Superior included in an 1836 treaty that ceded tribal lands but provided continued hunting and fishing rights
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Saranac in Ionia County and Hartford in Van Buren County are the latest to make the change.
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The event, hosted at Grand Valley State University, welcomed speaker Dr. Suzanne Cross of the Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe and addressed the historical trauma boarding schools inflicted on Native Americans.
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Weekly we focus on the work of area individuals and organizations advancing inclusion and equity in our community. This morning we talk about WGVU’s…
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“No Indian alive dares to think too much of the past. Our people never had a chance. The soldiers attacked us, and our homes. They killed our little boys,…
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UPDATE: GRCRC issued a statement of thanks to Flamingo Lounge for apologizing and canceling the event. The Grand Rapids Community Relations Commission…
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The Muskegon Museum of Art continues its presentation of Edward S Curtis, The North American Indian. Our discussion today spotlights tonight's screening…
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“Mino Bimaadiziwin is a story about a young, trans-gender Anishnaabe man who has lost all connection to his culture living in the city. Until one day this…
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Native Americans from a number of different tribes throughout the region gathered this weekend for a Powwow at Grand Valley State University. Hosted by…