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HIM PE DEI Weekly Wrap Up 7: United States Department of Justice INDIGENEROSITY
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Namaste,
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Dr. Watson here for this week’s Humanities in Medicine DEI Weekly Wrap Up!
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For the Week of 2/23/23: HIM PE DEI Weekly Wrap Up 7: United States Department of Justice INDIGENEROSITY.
For nearly half a century, tribal nations have lacked the authority to prosecute people who are not members of a tribe — even though, according to the Department of Justice, those non-Native Americans are responsible for most of the violent crimes in Native American Country. Tribal nations and their people see a direct link between the devaluing of Indigenous women’s lives through restrictions on criminal prosecutions in recent decades and the murder of Indigenous people through centuries of colonization. This amounts to a continued “genocide” against Indigenous women. Join The Humanities in Medicine Podcast Experience in a fervent appeal to the fine legal and law enforcement professionals at the United States Department of Justice to expand the protection of marginalized Native American women and children. They must show a measure of INDIGENEROSITY.
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