Enough Is Enough

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October 1, 2021

Enough Is Enough

By News Staff

Protestors gathered in front of the Muscogee Nation Council House Friday, Sept. 24 to show their concerns with the Nation’s Indian Child Welfare Act. The protest, organized by Brenda Golden, allowed citizens the chance to share with Principal Chief David Hill their concerns about Native children within the foster care system. See next Friday’s edition for the full story and hear from some of those that participated in ‘Enough is Enough’. MELISSA HEMINOVER

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