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Angela Riley Lectures at the US Supreme Court

Not exactly Cherokee-centric, but an Oklahoma Indian woman and Citizen Potawatomi Professor Angela Riley (UCLA Law) brings down the house at the US Supreme Court historical society lecture - available on C-Span.  Her topic is native lands and kudos to Turtle Talk for the link.  

Posted on February 4, 2013 by Stacy Leeds and filed under Women, Sovereignty, Indian Scholars, Research, Property.
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