Recognition of the historical wrongdoing committed against California Native Americans.
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Overview
This resolution recognizes the historical wrongdoing committed by the California State Legislature against California Native Americans, including actions that facilitated violence, displacement, and the denial of rights. It urges the federal government to work with tribal leaders to address past injustices, uphold treaty obligations, and ensure equitable access to essential resources. The resolution also honors the resilience of California Native Americans and calls for continued collaboration to promote healing and reconciliation.
Key provisions
- Recognizes historical wrongdoing against California Native Americans.
- Urges the federal government to collaborate with tribal leaders.
- Calls for the federal government to address historic injustices and uphold treaty obligations.
- Requests equitable access to resources, healthcare, education, and environmental stewardship.
- Condemns actions that destroyed cultural and spiritual sites.
- Honors the resilience and cultural traditions of California Native Americans.
- Asks the federal government to prioritize tribal sovereignty.
- Encourages continued partnerships to promote prosperity.
Who is affected
- California Native Americans
- Federal Government
- Tribal Leaders
- State of California
- Congress of the United States
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