The idea that a Tribal nation, like any other governmental body, should have a decisive say over our land, territories, and resources is an international standard that transcends national borders.
Fawn Sharp: “The idea that a Tribal nation, like any other governmental body, should have a decisive say over our land, territories…”
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Sharp advocates for Tribal nations' rights to control their resources.
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