
Happy Fourth

Here:
Mohegan Women, the Mohegan Church, and the Lasting of the Mohegan Nation
Bethany R. Berger and Chloe Scherpa
An Uncomfortable Truth: Law as a Weapon of Oppression of the Indigenous Peoples of Southern New England
James D. Diamond
Uncomfortable Truths About Sovereignty and Wealth
Matthew L.M. Fletcher
Returning Home and Restoring Trust: A Legal Framework for Federally Non- Recognized Tribal Nations to Acquire Ancestral Lands in Fee Simple
Taino J. Palermo
The Continued Impact of Carcieri on the Restoration of Tribal Homelands: In New England and Beyond
Bethany Sullivan and Jennifer Turner
Colonial Legislation Affecting Indigenous Peoples of Southern New England as Organized by State
James D. Diamond
Resisting Indigenous Erasure in Rhode Island: The Need for Compulsory Native American History in Rhode Island Schools
Whitney Saunders
Here is “The Supreme Court’s attack on tribal sovereignty, explained” by Nick Martin.
Here is “Indigenous legal responses to hate incidents: A Coast Salish case study.”
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Here is my “In 5-4 ruling, court dramatically expands the power of states to prosecute crimes on reservations.“
Prior post with opinion here.
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