[iDiversity] This Saturday: Frybread for Justice, Duwamish Longhouse

[Marisa Duarte]

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> From: LaVerne Wise <lavernew at sihb.org>

> Date: March 2, 2010 10:21:36 AM PST

> Subject: [Fwd: Frybread for Justice]

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> The Duwamish are holding a Frybread sale this Saturday.  Hope you can support this cause.

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> LaVerne Wise

> Seattle Indian Health Board

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> From: "Tippett, Shilo R" <Shilo.Tippett at va.gov>

> Date: March 2, 2010 8:37:12 AM PST

> To: "Bokan, John A" <John.Bokan at va.gov>, "Gignoux III, Edward T" <Edward.GignouxIII at va.gov>, "Rainwater, Constance R" <Constance.Rainwater at va.gov>, "Tamara Bolding" <tamarab at sihb.org>, "Valencia-Garcia, Dellanira " <Dellanira.Valencia-Garcia at va.gov>

> Subject: Frybread for Justice

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> The Duwamish Tribe is inviting Seattle to a Frybread for Justice fundraiser to benefit the Duwamish Legal Fund to support its court case for tribal federal recognition–to date about $60,000 of $128,000 needed for expert witness fees has been raised.

> Cecile Hansen, the Tribal Chairwoman and direct descendant of Chief Seattle, has been asking the people of Seattle for help. “If everybody in Seattle gave us one dollar, we would be able to raise the money for our legal defense fund to appeal the 2001 negative determination. We are not asking Seattle to give us back our land, just a little help to find justice.”

> Event: Frybread for Justice

> Suggested donations: $6 for Indian Taco & Drink and $2 for Frybread

> Free admission to Longhouse exhibits & continuous showings of “Princess Angeline” film in exhibit area. This film chronicles the life of the daughter of Chief Seattle and is told through the members of the Duwamish tribe with the struggle of federal status as a theme. This is a very emotional and powerful film. Princess Angeline lived her whole life in her homeland which became the city of Seattle refusing to leave the land of her people.

> Date: Saturday, March 6th 11 AM to 5PM

> Place: Duwamish Longhouse & Cultural Center

> 4705 W Marginal Way SW

> Seattle, WA 98106

> This is a life or death moment for the legal status of the Duwamish Tribe!!!

> Donations can be sent to Duwamish Tribal Services at 4705 West Marginal Way SW Seattle, WA 98106.

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