Native Voices | Social Justice

PBS Learning Media
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WSBE Rhode Island PBS Native America Native Voices Tomaquag Museum Wampanoag Narragansett heritage Rhode Island New England Indigenous First Peoples US History social issues sovereignty social justice equity civil rights information sources assimilation political injustice Lorén Spears Dawn Dove Silvermoon Larose indigenous peoples Native Americans Rhode Island tribes Native American history Native American culture Native American society historical trauma Indigenous Peoples First Nations
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History-Social Science
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Native Voices | Social Justice

The Narragansett have lived on the same land since time immemorial. Today, they continue to confront deep-rooted social justice issues that are a result of historical trauma.
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PBS Learning Media

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