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Some Native Americans call for reparations from colleges, universities - Vimarsana News

Some Native Americans call for reparations from colleges, universities

More than 150 years ago, 11 Native American tribes sold, for a fraction of its worth, nearly 94,440 acres of land to make room for what is now the University of Minnesota, researchers said. It was th...

Source: theday.com
Native Americans want reparations from University of Minnesota - Vimarsana News

Native Americans want reparations from University of Minnesota

At least 11 Native American tribes are calling for reparations from the University of Minnesota

Source: qz.com
Evangelical worldview ministries seek to promote 'proper' thoughts, beliefs and actions – Baptist News Global - Vimarsana News

Evangelical worldview ministries seek to promote 'proper' thoughts, beliefs and actions – Baptist News Global

Dozens of ministries have sought to provide young people with training in foundations of a “biblical” worldview to guide their thoughts and behaviors.

Why are Native remains at the University of Minnesota and not their respective tribes? - Vimarsana News

Why are Native remains at the University of Minnesota and not their respective tribes?

A 1990 law mandates Native American remains and funerary objects be returned to tribes, but the University of Minnesota still has hundreds of artifacts.

Why is University of Minnesota Slow to Meet Obligations to Repatriate Native Artifacts? - Vimarsana News

Why is University of Minnesota Slow to Meet Obligations to Repatriate Native Artifacts?

<p>Many institutions have been able to avoid repatriating artifacts because of the stringency of requirements that individual tribes document an affiliation with the objects in question, as well as a lack of transparency about holdings.&nbsp;</p>

Source: hnn.us