Tribal Colleges are a Journey to Freedom

Nov 15, 2012 | Blog

 

Tribal Colleges are a Journey to Freedom

November 15, 2012

Check out Dr. Cheryl Crazy Bull’s article in this issue of Tribal College Journal about the history of our tribal colleges, their role in facilitating the journey of Native peoples from colonization to sovereignty, and the responsibility of these remarkable institutions to future generations.

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