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Content: And we are more complicated than blacks who were
        brought to America. We were the first footprints on
            this continent. That is our heritage. A thousand boarding school nuns can't beat that out of us or cut
        it out as our braided hair hit the school floor. We are as different from the white race as Oriental is from
        African. Being different doesn't make us less. We are equal as anyone. Yet we are Indian. "We are Native
              American." No clothing or schooling or place of residence will ever take
        that away.