The debate over Dayton’s Bluff has reached the State Capitol, creating policy questions for rep shares tweet saying ‘there isn’t much to celebrate’ on independence day residents.
“While many today celebrate freedom and independence, we must remember the freedom and independence stolen from others,” Curran wrote.
“While many today celebrate freedom and independence, we must remember the freedom and independence stolen from others,” Curran wrote on Twitter, sharing a tweet that said “there isn’t much to celebrate” for Native Americans.
While many today celebrate freedom and independence, we must remember the freedom and independence stolen from others.
We do this not to be sad, but to honor ancestors and ensure we don’t repeat history.
Celebrate resilience and persistence, the work’s not done!
#Solidarity https://t.co/Y94uZsQIO3 — Brion Curran ️ (@brioncurran) July 4, 2023 “We do this not to be sad, but to honor ancestors and ensure we don’t repeat history.
Celebrate resilience and persistence, the work’s not done!” Curran said.
As the measure advances, residents of Dayton’s Bluff can follow amendments and contact Foung Hawj regarding the final language.
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