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Alaska Natives recall acts of racism
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MAY 14, 2001 In response to the recent paint-ball attacks on Alaska Natives, the city of Anchorage held a forum on racism on Friday. Alaska Natives and others recounted their stories of being the victims of attacks, assaults, and other incidents of violence. A panel of police, citizens and city and federal officials listened to their complaints. Get the Story:
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