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As states around the nation move to remove "squaw" from public place names, Nebraskan citizens are making efforts to do the same in their state. Gov. Mike Johanns is anxiously watching legislation introduced in South Dakota and hopes to introduce legislation to rename state landmarks and bodies of water. Get the Story:
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Nebraska's squaw names might go
Facebook TwitterAs states around the nation move to remove "squaw" from public place names, Nebraskan citizens are making efforts to do the same in their state. Gov. Mike Johanns is anxiously watching legislation introduced in South Dakota and hopes to introduce legislation to rename state landmarks and bodies of water. Get the Story:
Efforts under way to remove "Squaw" (Lincoln Journal Star 4/11) Join the Discussion:
What do you think of renaming places? Let the world know in The Talking Circle! Related Story:
Squaw: A name of the past? (The Talking Circle 4/3)
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