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STONECREST, Ga. — After receiving sage for a housewarming gift from two women parishioners, Rev. Jamal Bryant, a Georgia Baptist pastor, says he didn’t know what to do with it. So, he did some research and concluded that burning sage is “witchcraft” and “satanic aromatherapy.”

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Editor's Note: This column originally appeared in the King County Bar Association's Bar Bulletin. Used with permission. All rights reserved.

Last month, High Country News published a feature story by local writer Jane Hu titled, “One woman took a stand against tribal disenrollment and paid for it.”

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Last month, High Country News published a feature story by local writer Jane Hu titled, “One woman took a stand against tribal disenrollment and paid for it.”

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Call comes as first COVID-19 case is confirmed in Indian Country – follows congressional approval of coronavirus emergency funding bill that includes $40 million in funds for Tribes, Tribal organizations, and Urban Indian Health Organizations

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LAS VEGAS — National Indian Gaming Association Chairman Ernest L. Stevens, Jr. (Oneida) received the first ICE Landmark Award for the enormous contribution he has made in highlighting the positive impacts of Indian gaming, as well as his support for the development of the ICE brand, including the launch of ICE North America, which takes place May 13-14 in New Orleans.

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BEMIDJI, Minn. — Beltrami County officials on Wednesday, March 4, announced theft charges against William Blackwell Jr. of Bemidji for actions during his tenure as treasurer of the Minnesota Indian Education Association. Blackwell is also the former director of the American Indian Resource Center at BSU, a position he resigned from in August 2019

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Trump Falters in Republican Primary by 2 to 1 Margin

PONEMAH, Minn. — By a 2 to 1 margin, Donald Trump was defeated on the Red Lake Reservation in Minnesota’s 2020 Presidential Primary. “Write-In” garnered more votes than the incumbent president.  

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WASHINGTON — The Presidential Task force on Missing and Murdered American Indians and Alaska Natives announced a series of field consultations and listening sessions to occur across the United States in the coming months.

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Welcome to Native News Online’s weekly column highlighting arts, entertainment and cultural events taking place all across Indian Country. Every Thursday morning, we deliver a round-up of festivities you might want to check out, if they’re happening in your area or if you’re traveling.