Native opponents say an oil spill could contaminate water sources that serve them and some 17 million other Americans. .
They were quick to adopt quilted cotton armour based upon that used by their native opponents, and commonly combined this with the use of a simple metal war hat.
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In a head-scratching interview Thursday, New Mexico's Republican nominee to represent the state's 1st Congressional District suggested her Native American opponent isn't Native American ― because she didn't grow up on a reservation.
The Big Apple native held opponents to a.163 average.
At 63, Hawkes is a feisty Idaho native whom opponents regard as a hothead.
In 1964, several groups of Native dam opponents in the Yukon Flats came together to form an organization called Gwitchya Gwitchin Ginkhye, which lobbied against the project.
If Snyder genuinely cared about Native communities, opponents of the name argue, he would acknowledge the role his team plays in marginalizing them.
Perhaps the most bizarre Israel-centric race of the 2010 midterm season took place between stalwart Israel supporter, seven-term Democratic Congressman Brad Sherman (CA-27), and his native-American opponent Mark Reed, a descendant of the indigenous Mohawk and Apache tribes.
One of his opponents, Native American activist Russell Means, emphasized that he was pro-choice on the abortion issue.
Pearson accused Entsch, who he claimed was an ideological opponent of native title, and Kempton of using a body called Cape York Sustainable Futures to orchestrate opposition, via a related Indigenous group called the Cape York Alliance, to a claim on the remaining 52% of the peninsula not yet covered by native title.
