'We have to work together': National Indigenous Peoples Day events highlight calls for unity amid separation debate
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'We have to work together': National Indigenous Peoples Day events highlight calls for unity amid separation debate
'I look at this as one world, one people. The day we realize that, we won't have all this separation and problems,' said elder Clarence Wolfleg
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By Noah Brennan
Published Jun 21, 2026
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