Native Americans and the First Amendment: Religion
Lindsay Rhebb
Abstract
Lindsay Rhebb
Abstract
Native Americans' First Amendment rights are constantly being trampled upon by the United States government. Their minority religion has been ruled inferior in case after case (even by the Supreme Court whose sole purpose is to vote on Constitutional matters) to issues that are more important to the government, businesses, and other institutions.
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Native Americans' First Amendment rights are constantly being trampled upon by the United States government. Their minority religion has been ruled inferior in case after case (even by the Supreme Court whose sole purpose is to vote on Constitutional matters) to issues that are more important to the government, businesses, and other institutions.
Key concepts: First amendment, Political science, Amendment, Law, Supreme court