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NBLSA Response Local Controversy.pptx.jp

In response to various controversies including protests that may arise in your local communities, NBLSA's Advocacy Team prepared this following PowerPoint to help you navigate how to approach local controversies safely at either you local institution or in your community. If you have any questions please email Arielle Hudson, the National Attorney General, at ag@nblsa.org. ​

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LAND RECOGNITION

The National Black Law Students Association (“NBLSA”) recognizes that our work takes place across many Indigenous territories across the land now called the United States of America, originally known as Turtle Island. An estimated 10 million Native Americans lived in North America before the arrival of European colonizers. Indigenous peoples continue to live on and commune with these lands, and we are mindful of broken covenants and the past and present impacts of settler colonialism. We make this acknowledgment as an act of reconciliation and gratitude to those in whose territory we reside.

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