Native languages are not only crucial to the communities that speak them, but they also have played an important role in our shared American history.
Tom Udall: “Native languages are not only crucial to the communities that speak them, but they also have played an important role in…”
On the recordAugust 21, 2018
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Udall highlights the significance of Native languages in American history.
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