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By the Fire We Carry The Generations-Long Fight for Justice on Native Land

Rebecca Nagle

"Impeccably researched. . . . A fascinating book and an important one.”

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It was described as an extraordinary work of journalism, history, and memoir detailing the generations-long fight for justice on Native land, including forced removals and legal battles.

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The legacy of colonization is not just a problem for indigenous peoples, but a problem for our democracy.

— Episode: The Battle for Native Rights & Comstock:...

Episode: The Battle for Native Rights & Comstock: The Zombi...

It was described as an extraordinary work of journalism, history, and memoir detailing the generations-long fight for justice on Native land, including forced removals and legal battles.

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The legacy of colonization is not just a problem for indigenous peoples, but a problem for our democracy.

Indigenous rights as a canary in a coal mine for other rights.

The history is why the present day matters.

...the central question presented by that case was whether or not in 2020 the Muskogee Nation still had a reservation.

...it's this question of looking at our history and why haven't we reformed our laws for these things to keep repeating.

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