Tremendous injustice has been done against the Lumbee Indians. I think 110 years is long enough for any tribe to live in maligned, even streaks of racism, and the history that they have tried earnestly to seek recognition.
Faleomavaega highlights the historical injustices faced by the Lumbee Indians.
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