The Goals and Objectives of the American Indian Movement and the Need for Improvement in the Relationship between Indian Tribes and the Federal Government, 1973-02-05 - 1973-02-05

Item — Box: 38, Folder: 10

Identifier: CAC_CC_109_5_38_10_0006

Staff Only

The text is a letter from Marie Arkeketa, a member of the American Indian Movement, to Congressman James R. Jones. Arkeketa expresses her concerns about the treatment of Native American tribes by the federal government and mentions specific incidents of mistreatment. She highlights the importance of the American Indian Movement in empowering and advocating for Native Americans. The letter also mentions recent incidents of police brutality against Native Americans in Oklahoma.

Dates

1973-02-05 - 1973-02-05

Language of Materials

English

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