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EMLI001. Emling, Shelley. “A new policy: insurance commissioner has stepped on some big toes in 6 months.” Atlanta Journal/Atlanta Constitution 17 June 1995: C2.

LEWI001. Lewis, George. “Not so well red: Native Americans in the Southern civil rights movement reconsidered.” Borderlines: Studies in American Culture (Swansea, Wales) 3.4 (1996): 362-375.

NIMO001. Nimocks, Amber. “In 7th District, different paths point to capitol; Robeson educator's candidacy challenges 'old 'boy' tradition.” Fayetteville Observer-Times (North Carolina) 2 June 1996.

TRAV004. Travis, Scott. “Robeson Sheriff Maynor gets nod.” Fayetteville Observer-Times (North Carolina) 6 May 1998.

NATI002. “Native Americans pushing for special N.C. license tag; supporters hope to gather enough applications for the plate at the upcoming Indian unity conference in Fayetteville.” Greensboro News & Record (North Carolina) 20 February 1999: B4.

GRON001. Gronke, Paul, and J. Matthew Wilson. “Competing redistricting plans as evidence of political motives: the North Carolina case.” American Politics Quarterly 27.2 (April 1999): 147-176.

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