Chinook Indian Nation continues decades-long fight to be recognized by U.S. government

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Simon Gutierrez

The Chinook tribe has a long and storied history in the Pacific Northwest, but wasn’t officially federally recognized until 2001. That recognition was short-lived, as the Bureau of Indian Affairs reversed its decision to recognize the tribe 18 months later.

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You can help us fight for Chinook justice. Tens of thousands of Americans have already written letters and signed petitions in support of the Chinook Indian Nation.

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