Aggie Uptown development near sacred land concerns tribe, NMSU faculty
Members of the Piro-Manso-Tiwa tribe and NMSU faculty are cautioning the university from developing sacred land without tribal consultation.
Source: lcsun-news.com
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Members of the Piro-Manso-Tiwa tribe and NMSU faculty are cautioning the university from developing sacred land without tribal consultation.
Samuel Gallegos, a social studies teacher at Ersilia Cruz Middle School, led a presentation Monday on traditions passed down by his indigenous elders.
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