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Indian Country Diaries: The Urban Relocation Program

Source: PBS

In the 1950s, Native Americans were encouraged to move from reservations into urban areas. Learn more about how and why this relocation program happened and what the results were.

This entry was posted in Ourselves and Others and tagged Culture & Society, History on October 1, 2015 by Mikki Gibson.

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