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Category: 17.5. Efforts to obtain federal recognition
LURI001. Lurie, Nancy Oestreich.
“Sol tax and tribal sovereignty.” Human Organization
58.1 (Spring 1999): 108- .
Publication type: Journal article
Brief mention. In this review of the significance
of the 1961 American Indian Chicago Conference (AICC), mention is made
that: (1) there was concern about the attitude of members of federally
recognized tribes that people from unrecognized tribes were “not
really Indians.” To signal the AICC's acceptance of the claims of
unrecognized tribes, Judge Lacy Maynor was named to the expanded steering
committee. (2) AICC's final document, Declaration of purpose: the voice
of the American Indian, mentioned the Lumbee and other unrecognized
tribes, serving as an impetus for the creation of the BIA's federal acknowledgment
process.
Additional subjects: American Indian Chicago Conference (1961)
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This annotation was edited on: June 17, 2002
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