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Letter to the editor: Wabanaki deserving of Maine’s deepest respect

Por: Portland Press Herald Opinion May 25, 2023

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I’m a U.S. history teacher at a small high school in southern Maine and I have been learning, alongside my students, about the rich and vital history of the Wabanaki people, as well as their current struggle for sovereignty. Frankly, I am incredibly disheartened by both Gov. Mills’ and Sen. Angus King’s attitudes to sovereignty. It is past time for Maine to do right by the original peoples of this beautiful state. It is unacceptable to... + full article



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