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The Department of the Interior (DOI) announced Friday that its Derogatory Geographic Names Task Force is in the final steps of removing the word squaw from certain federally owned lands across the United States.
The Department of the Interior (DOI) announced Friday that its Derogatory Geographic Names Task Force is in the final steps of removing the word squaw from certain federally owned lands across the United States.
 
Lying Hillary Clinton has now done something that even Hussein Obama could not; she has unwittingly driven a wooden stake in a key Democrat rally word - "RACIST!"
Lying Hillary Clinton has now done something that even Hussein Obama could not; she has unwittingly driven a wooden stake in a key Democrat rally word - "RACIST!"
 
Slick Willie talks about illegal immigration before it was a racist term
Slick Willie talks about illegal immigration before it was a racist term
 
More than 100 students, faculty, administrators, and political activists packed a lecture hall at UNC-Chapel Hill last Thursday to hear controversial indigenous studies professor Steven Salaita speak about academic freedom and censorship.
More than 100 students, faculty, administrators, and political activists packed a lecture hall at UNC-Chapel Hill last Thursday to hear controversial indigenous studies professor Steven Salaita speak about academic freedom and censorship.
 
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