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Beyond Black and White During two stormy days of meetings, President Clinton's
commission on race faced Native Americans who were
angry at the lack of representation in the national
dialogue. Betty Ann Bowser reports on the Denver
protests and the commission's efforts. PBS News 3/28/98
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Indian Law University of Kansas: Indian Law refers primarily to that body of law dealing with the status of
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What's The Largest Tribe? So many people contact the National ARchives seeking proof of Native American connections that they've been given
their own tribal name: The Wannabes.
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