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May 9, 2026Indigenous RightsSovereigntyAmerican Citizenship

Indigenous Citizens. Sovereignty, Land, and the Fight for Native Rights #TheBlackTable

Professor Paul Rosier unpacks the complex 250-year struggle of Native Americans for dual citizenship and tribal sovereignty, revealing how they leveraged American legal frameworks while resisting systemic efforts to erase their identity and land.

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May 9, 2026Indigenous RightsSovereigntyCitizenship

Indigenous Citizens. Sovereignty, Land, and the Fight for Native Rights #TheBlackTable

Professor Paul Rosier discusses his book "Indigenous Citizens," exploring the complex history of Native American dual citizenship, the fight for tribal sovereignty, and the ongoing struggle against federal attempts to erode Indigenous identity and land rights from 1776 to the present.

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