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From ICT. An excerpt: James Anaya, a United Nations fact-finder, has learned that vibrant Indian cultures are often invisible in the United States mainstream and that problems of Indians today seem trivial to U.S. citizens who tend to believe Natives … <a href="http://turtletalk.wordpress.com/2013/01/28/james-anaya-at-colorado-law-on-indigenous-peoples-in-the-united-states/">Continue reading →</a>

James Anaya at Colorado Law on Indigenous Peoples in the United States