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7676
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In 1971, the North Carolina Commission of Indian Affairs was created. The purpose of the commission is to advocate for Indian communities, tribes, and organizations, and to bring together local, state, and federal money and other resources that can help.
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21199
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This article provides a general history of Native Americans and Native American culture in the United States and in North Carolina, as well as an overview of the Commission of Indian Affairs established in 1971.
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North Carolina Historical Review
(NoCar F251 .N892), Vol. 56 Issue 2, April 1979,
p177-187, il, por, map
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42994
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""A new commission of Indian affairs ensures representation for North Carolina's Indigenous population. In politics, journalism, the arts, and more, the state's original residents make strides and speak out." The commission works to affirm the dignity of eight North Carolina tribes totaling 64,000 people. Discussed here are the Coharie and Lumbee tribes.
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