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The governor's objections stem from a 2020 Supreme Court decision that has led to the recognition of eight tribal reservations in Oklahoma.

By Dave Russell

May 5, 2000-June 10, 2023

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Advocates of Indigenous representation are pressing hard to increase an underrepresented Native population’s participation at polls across Oklahoma on Tuesday.

Similar recognition bills have failed repeatedly in the past, and its unclear whether either one will win approval this year

Victories in Congress could mean millions in federal funding for both tribes seeking recognition.

Native American groups in Alabama and North Carolina are hoping that two outgoing U.S. senators can help them achieve something thats been elusive so far: federal recognition as tribes. Victories

Native American groups and leaders are ramping up their efforts to increase voter turnout in Oklahoma and to impact the outcome of key races.

The United Indian Nations of Oklahoma, Kansas, and Texas held a summit discussing boarding schools and featured boarding school survivors.