America at 250: The Native American perspective

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Recorded19 Jun 2026

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As our America at 250 series continues, we examine an important strand of their national story that often gets overlooked and even erased.The history of Native Americans, who occupied the continent thousands of years before The Mayflower or Christopher Columbus set sail for the Americas, is often forgotten. As the anniversary of independence approaches, debate is intensifying over whose stories are being told, and whose are being left out, as Native American historians push for an honest reckoning with the past and ongoing injustices.

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