Wabanaki Nations celebrate Indigenous Peoples' Day and press for recognition of sovereignty
Former Penobscot Chief Barry Dana says in recent years, the Wabanaki Nations have successfully fought to establish Indigenous Peoples' Day and also get rid of offensive school mascots. But he says they're still waiting for the state to recognize their sovereignty.
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