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Sovereignty for Colombia鈥檚 Indigenous people

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In Canada, too, people remember a feast with settlers and Indigenous people

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Chief Ben Barnes, dressed in a suit, stands in front of the Shawnee Tribe Cultural Center.

In Kansas, the Shawnee vie for control of their history