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Historic sovereignty run starts today
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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2002 A 2,800-mile cross-country run to raise awareness of tribal sovereignty begins today on the Quinault Reservation in Washington. The Sovereignty Run is the brainchild of tribal leaders who are worried about the impact of recent Supreme Court decisions. The journey ends on the steps of the High Court on October 7. The run will cross 12 states. Get the Story:
'Sovereignty Run' by American Indian tribes to begin at Taholah (The Farmington Daily-World 9/10) Relevant Links:
Sovereignty Run - http://www.sovrun.org
Sovereignty Protection Initiative - http://www.ncai.org/main/pages/issues/governance/
supreme_court.asp Related Stories:
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