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Osage Nation refuses to be defined by its darkest moments

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A panel discussion at Harvard University addressed the dark history of the Osage Nation’s struggle for sovereignty with the American federal government, with the panel calling attention to modern Osage progress in light of Martin Scorsese’s 2023 film,...

Karen Diver

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Karen Diver is the Senior Advisor to the President for Native American Affairs at the University of Minnesota. Prior to her current role, she served as the inaugural Faculty Fellow for Inclusive Excellence for Native American Affairs at the College of St...

Navajo Nation Sales Tax | Navajo Nation

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The Navajo Nation is the largest coal-producing tribe in the U.S. and, historically, its government has relied on tax and royalty revenue associated with coal production as a primary source of revenue. Today, however, both depletion and a desire to...

Melissa Castiano

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Melissa Castiano is a member of the Navajo Nation from northwest New Mexico. She is of the Mexican Clan, born for the Salt Clan, with ties to the Red Running Into Water Clan through her maternal grandfather, and Mexican Clan through her paternal...