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The politically correct social justice warriors have already pressured two major sports franchises into changing their allegedly racist nicknames because they want to right
It took 10 days from the time Gabby Petito was reported missing to find her body in a remote camping area of the Wyoming wilderness. That is lightning speed in the world of missing persons cases. It’s also a painful reminder for Wyoming’s Indigenous population.
Task Force Will Meet TOMORROW! Published: May 11, 2021 Local residents attend a public meeting in Havre on Monday 9-4-17 regarding the East End Fire. (DNRC Photo) There's a Missing Indigenous Persons Task Force meeting scheduled for tomorrow, Wednesday, morning. The meeting will be conducted from 10 o'clock until 11:30. Don't worry about a thing...tomorrow morning's meeting will be via video conference. You should go to: dojmt.gov, & navigate to the Missing Indigenous Persons Task Force meeting agenda to learn more.
May 5 is the national day of awareness; it will now be locally recognized. The governor signed three bills in late April in an effort to confront the MMIP crisis in Montana, the governor's office said in a release. The three bills provide the state and the tribes resources to follow data, raise awareness and step up interagency partnership to protect indigenous persons in Montana, the release continued. HB 35 creates the Missing Indigenous Persons Review Commission at the Montana Department of Justice. HB 98 expands the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Persons Task Force and the Lo...
PAUL HAMBY ROB CHANEY The Montana Legislature has ended this year with several bills making their way to Gov. Greg Gianforte that will have a lasting effect in the state's Indian Country. Throughout the 2021 legislative session, 12 Indigenous people took their seats in the Montana House and Senate. The Montana American Indian Caucus this year was the largest since at least 1989, when the Legislature started collecting cultural heritage information from its members. Marijuana rollout After several contentious months, a marijuana implementation bill passed through the Legislatur...