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Truth To Tell: Community Connections - White Earth Constitutional Forum Part I

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KKWE/Niijii Radio
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TruthToTell: Community Connections- White Earth Constitutional Forum Part I

In collaboration with production partner KKWE/Niijii Radio, TruthToTell and CivicMedia/Minnesota traveled west on August 14, 2013, to the White Earth Reservation to air/televise the seventh in our series of LIVE Community Connections forums on critical Minnesota issues. Convened at White Earth's Shooting Star Casino, panelists debated the meaning and impacts of a proposed new home rule constitution to be voted on by White Earth Nation citizens this fall, and fielded questions from members of the audience. This is a burning issue among members of the entire Minnesota Chippewa Tribe (MCT), whose current Constitution currently governs all Minnesota bands under its jurisdiction...

blood quantum, Bureau of Indian Affairs, citizen engagement, citizenship criteria, community engagement, constitutional reform, enrollment, Indian Reorganization Act (IRA), lineal descendancy, lineal descent, voting
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KKWE/Niijii Radio. "Truth To Tell: Community Connections - White Earth Constitutional Forum Part I." Truth ToTell and Civic Media Minnesota (hosts: Andy Driscoll and Michelle Alimoradi). KKWE/Niijii Radio. August 14, 2013. Forum. (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dEdlRqSf970, accessed September 4, 2013)

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TruthToTell: Community Connections- White Earth Constitutional Forum Part II
Truth To Tell: Community Connections - White Earth Constitutional Forum Part II
In collaboration with production partner KKWE/Niijii Radio, TruthToTell and CivicMedia/Minnesota traveled west on August 14, 2013, to the White Earth Reservation to air/televise the seventh in our series of LIVE Community Connections forums on critical Minnesota issues. Convened at White Earth's...
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