Dominique Chevelle Dukes
Abstract
This issue brief examines the unique relationship between the United States government and Native Americans. As it does so, it explores the unique positions Native Americans occupy in the public consciousness, and the responses that arise to address these issues both within the Native American community and without.
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This issue brief examines the unique relationship between the United States government and Native Americans. As it does so, it explores the unique positions Native Americans occupy in the public consciousness, and the responses that arise to address these issues both within the Native American community and without.
Key concepts: Political science, Geography