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  1. Editor’s Note: Native Voices
  2. Jessica Loudis
  3. pp. 1-2
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  1. How has migration affected indigenous cultural and political identities?
  2. Julian Brave Noisecat
  3. pp. 3-4
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  1. Sahara: Testing Hospitality
  2. Hawad, Meagan Torello
  3. p. 4
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  1. China: Assimilation Nation
  2. Omer Kanat
  3. pp. 4-5
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  1. Parks and Arbitration: A leader of Russia’s Udege community describes the decades-long fight to create Bikin National Park, the first to safeguard Indigenous rights
  2. Pavel Sulyandziga, Talia Lavin
  3. pp. 6-10
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  1. Shaky Foundations: The fundamental flaw at the heart of a “model” treaty involving New Zealand and the Indigenous Māori community
  2. Claire Charters, Tracey Whare
  3. pp. 11-14
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  1. A Gathering Storm: As stigma dissipates around the Sámi, an annual festival is helping young Norwegians rediscover their roots
  2. Marianne Vigdis Henriksen
  3. pp. 16-19
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  1. Reindeer Gains: For centuries, the Swedish government has regulated herding and education as a way of controlling the Native Sámi population
  2. Charlotta Svonni
  3. pp. 20-23
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  1. Back to the Land: A new generation of activists is raising the global profile of Indigenous Arab Bedouins and resisting Israeli government efforts to seize their territories
  2. Mansour Nasasra
  3. pp. 24-27
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  1. Anatomy: Social Mobility
  3. pp. 28-29
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  1. Paradise Lost?: As extreme weather events threaten the Caribbean, the region’s Indigenous peoples seek a climate-just future
  2. Roberto Múkaro Borrero
  3. pp. 30-34
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  1. Status Anxiety: Lynn Gehl fought for decades before Canada recognized her as officially Indian: A Q&A with Laurel Jarombek
  2. Lynn Gehl, Laurel Jarombek
  3. pp. 36-40
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  1. In a Lonely Place: Nunavut politician Paul Okalik discusses the challenges facing the Canadian Inuit less than 20 years after gaining political autonomy: An interview with Laurel Jarombek
  2. Paul Okalik, Laurel Jarombek
  3. pp. 41-43
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  1. Map Room: Industry and Violence Against Indigenous Women
  3. pp. 44-45
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  1. Rough Drafts: A personal account of the 25-year struggle to craft the U.N. Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
  2. Dalee Sambo Dorough
  3. pp. 46-50
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  1. Stand Up for Your Rights: A Quechua coca farmer and union leader describes her struggle against Bolivia’s forced eradication policies: Roxana Argandoña, as Told to the Andean Information Network
  2. Roxana Argandoña
  3. pp. 51-54
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  1. And the Beat Goes On: A conversation between Native journalists Christine Trudeau and Tristan Ahtone
  2. Christine Trudeau, Tristan Ahtone
  3. pp. 55-61
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  1. Solidarity in Standing Rock
  2. Josué Rivas
  3. pp. 62-75
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  1. The Words Are Maps: Two years after an outbreak devastated Sierra Leone, an anthropologist returns to the country in search of a rumored Ebola museum
  2. Adia Benton
  3. pp. 76-86
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  1. Fringe Benefits: How a Russian ultranationalist think tank is laying the “intellectual” foundations for a far-right movement
  2. Natasha Bluth
  3. pp. 87-92
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  1. Access Nollywood: A new wave of Nigerian cinema sets out to entertain a rising middle class
  2. Emily Witt
  3. pp. 93-99
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  1. Freedom from Fear?: As India decides whether or not to expel its Rohingya community, thousands of lives hang in the balance
  2. Rohini Mohan
  3. pp. 101-110
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  1. Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea: Seaweed collectives in Zanzibar tap into ancient feminist practice and offer a glimpse into the future of food
  2. Lisa De Bode
  3. pp. 112-118
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  1. Letter from Lisbon: A writer takes stock of Portugal’s bust-and-boom years following the financial crisis, and wonders whether the current recovery will be the one that sticks
  2. Catarina Fernandes Martins
  3. pp. 119-124
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  1. Maternal Mortality
  3. p. 126
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