Acknowledging Native Land is a Step Against Indigenous Erasure

Copyright: 2019
Published By: INSIGHT Into Diversity

This article focuses on the growing trend in higher education to remember, honor, and acknowledge the the tribes and people to whom this land originally belonged through official land acknowledgement statements. It highlights a few universities that have taken this first step against indigenous erasure.

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Acknowledging Native Land is a Step Against Indigenous Erasure

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