The Longest Walk and American Indian Activism in the 1970s | National Youth Summit on Democracy @SmithsonianAmHistory
The Longest Walk and American Indian Activism in the 1970s | National Youth Summit on Democracy  @SmithsonianAmHistory
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Join us to kick-off the 2022 National Youth Summit civic education series. This first webinar will feature a conversation about the case study on American Indian activism in the 1970s and tackle the question, “What happens when all or part of your identity is not included in the narrative of U.S. democracy.”

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