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A Call for Religious Leaders to Demand Sonic Drive-in Educate Public about Native Mascots
American Indians Demand Sonic to Take Action about Harm Indian Mascots Cause
Second Sign Does Little to Correct the Racist Nature of First Sign at Sonic in Belton, MO
Sonic Drive-In Employee Reprimanded for Putting up Racially Offensive Sign

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A Call for Religious Leaders to Demand Sonic Drive-in Educate Public about Native Mascots

American Indians Demand Sonic to Take Action about Harm Indian Mascots Cause

Second Sign Does Little to Correct the Racist Nature of First Sign at Sonic in Belton, MO

Sonic Drive-In Employee Reprimanded for Putting up Racially Offensive Sign

The Autry Museum of the American West 34th Annual American Indian Arts Festival

Yee Ha'ólníi Doo Receives $1 Million Boost to Expand Critical Home Repair Program for Navajo Families

Navajo Nation Launches $43M LeChee Water System Improvement Project

Joining forces in support of stronger, safer, and healthier Tribal communities

A Promise Returned: Oneida Members Mission to Help Prevent Overdose Across Indian Country

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