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.
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Faleomavaega highlights the historical injustices faced by the Lumbee Indians.
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