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Cheerleaders for McCain: A View of the VP Choice
The Republicans overlooked one particular group in their efforts to woo women voters. (8/29/2008)

Open Letter to the Crow Nation
The Crow people need a leader who can stand his or her ground, even against family members requesting special treatment. (11/5/2007)

Whose Museum Is It Anyway?
Why Indian Country should be troubled by the appointment of Kevin Gover to head the now-tarnished National Museum of the American Indian--an op-ed article. (9/21/2007)

Out of College. Now What?
The degree that was supposed to set one graduate free has somehow tied her down. (9/18/2007)

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