On the recordJune 8, 2011
I believe this Country, the United States, began to embark on a path to heal the soul of Indian Country.
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Fawn Sharp
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congress.govFawn Sharp: “I believe this Country, the United States, began to embark on a path to heal the soul of Indian Country.”
Editor's note · Context
Sharp emphasizes the importance of healing for Indigenous communities following U.S. policy changes.
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