'It's not for them to decide': Elk Grove Maidu family on regulating tribal regalia at graduation ceremonies

In 2019, California enacted a bill which codified California high school students’ right to wear cultural or tribal regalia during graduation ceremonies. Still, families face procedural hoops to jump through — which a task force aims to rectify.

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