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Native American Food Sovereignty, Explained
This digital miniseries explores the current social climate in Native America, diving deep into the history of tribal nations and the external factors that have shaped their contemporary circumstances. Comedian and actor Tai Leclaire and several topical experts will guide A People’s History of Native America, chronicling the accurate history with humor and brevity.
Native American Food Sovereignty, Explained
A People’s History of Native America Episode 6 | 9m 16s | CC
Today, many Native Americans live in food apartheid and insecurity. But it wasn't always this way.
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