On the recordMarch 17, 2009
We feared the process would not be able to see beyond the corrupted documentation that was designed to deny our Indian heritage.
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congress.govNick Rahall: “We feared the process would not be able to see beyond the corrupted documentation that was designed to deny our Indian…”
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Rahall discusses community fears regarding recognition processes influenced by historical racism.
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