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- NORTH CAROLINA INDIANS INDIANS LONG AGO Indians Were the First People to Live in Our Country
- "Because Colored Means Negro" the Houma Nation and Its Fight for Indigenous Identity Within a South Louisiana Public School System, 1916-1963
- Melungeons, a Multi-Ethnic Population
- Effects of the Atlantic Coast Pipeline on the Lumbee Tribe in Robeson County, NC
- Data Profiles of the North Carolina American Indian Population
- The Disenfranchisement of Native Americans
- The Lost Indians of the Lost Colony: a Critical Legal Study of the Lumbee Indians of North Carolina Cindy D
- Lumbee Cultural Center Dam Final EA
- Becoming Melungeon
- Mrs Call 6/20/11
- SCHS Study No
- NC's Lumbee Fight for Justice:The Battle at Hayes Pond in Maxton, NC
- The Racial Identity and Cultural Orientation of Lumbee American Indian High School Students
- North Carolina Commission of Indian Affairs Invites You to Explore the Lives of the People Who Settled in North Carolina Nearly 12,000 Years Ago!
- Legislative Hearing Committee on Natural Resources U.S
- Lumbee Indians” of the Bradley H
- Symbolic Representation in Native American Lumbee Art
- The National Congress of American Indians Resolution #MOH-17-054