The Little Shell Tribe of Chippewa Indians in Montana has been denied federal recognition. For a look at the process, including testimonies, check out the Interior Department Web site.
The Little Shell tribe’s insignia is prominently displayed on the new Native American Center building on the University of Montana campus. The building is scheduled to be finished in February.
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Tracyd DeGeorgio
Glad to see you are up and running!
Didn’t know how to find you …. and I have been real busy..
Sad about the Chippewa … they have been getting the short end of the stick for a long time.
HeidgeBer
I love it! That is way cool man! The steps weren’t that complicated too, which is great.
D.Sargent
Isn’t that the way it goes, if the non-Indian person in power doesn’t want you to exist. What was that saying?
“With one swipe of the pen, you will not longer exist”. they seen to swipe that pen alot!