To end violence
against
indigenous women in the US?
(1)-
The only way to
stop this and all violence is to really give American natives back their land
or at least part of it, not a controlled corral called reservation.
(2)-
Make this,
their land, into a state of the United States.
(3)-
Or
End this
make believe nation to nation joke
and
set them free throughout the land.
Correction link to
this one
From this one?
What's the old
saying?
There are no Indians
in Indiana!
There are no Native
Americans east of the Mississippi!
There are a large number of
‘Native Americans in Indiana’!
And
There are a larger number
of ‘Native Americans’
East of
the Mississippi river!
Can legislation help
end violence against indigenous women in the US?
NO!
What do you think?
How should tribal and US governments solve this problem?
Once again our
government is trying to claim that there are no longer indigenous peoples east
of the Mississippi?
According to the
2010 US Census, there were approximately 5.2 million Native Americans and
Alaska Natives in the United States.
Of those, 78 per cent live outside of
native lands,
20.5 per cent live on reservations or trust lands,
and 1.5 per
cent live on Alaska Native Village areas.
A very small
populations belong to 566 federally recognized tribe.
These tribes maintain
"a
nationhood status and retain inherent powers of self-government",
often in
the form of tribal councils.
Remember casino
indians
do not count as real traditional native Americans.
Most of those
Indians are set in place by their controlling government!
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