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May 15 8:00 am
  • native americans

New fund to plant seeds of reparations for California’s Native American communities

Lil Kalish, CalMatters

The Decolonizing Wealth Project, an Indigenous and Black-led organization, will distribute $500,000 to California Indigenous communities and nonprofits.

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Aug 21 2021 9:00 am
  • native americans

Members of Tongva tribe denied federal rescue funds after years of fighting for recognition

Tess Kazenoff

“We’re the only people in the nation and probably globally that have to prove who we are, and prove our blood quantum,” said Jimi Castillo, 78, a spiritual leader who is a member of the Tongva tribe. 

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Mar 15 2021 6:53 pm
  • Puvungna

As trial approaches, tribal leaders say they want legal protections for Puvungna, not promises

Crystal Niebla

Cal State Long Beach President Jane Close Conoley said in a video in January that the university will not build on top of its sacred indigenous land, Puvungna, but tribal leaders want the promise to be legally binding.

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Aug 20 2020 4:35 pm
  • CSULB

Following protests, native tribe enters legal battle with CSU over use of sacred land

Sebastian Echeverry

The lawsuit claims that CSU project developers did not consult with the appropriate native tribes before moving the soil onto the Puvungna site.

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Aug 17 2020 10:53 am
  • CSULB

Opinion: Native American sacred land on CSU Long Beach campus should be permanently protected

Matias Belardes

CSU Long Beach is trying to take over sacred land of Native Americans, and Gov. Newsom should help permanently protect the prehistoric site.

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