Does the Lumbee tribe deserve to be Federally Recognized???


Welcome to my Blog page that is dedicated to educating others about the Lumbee tribe and its continuing struggle for Federal recognition.

Thursday, October 25, 2007

Links for further Information.....

With researching information on the Lumbee tribe and other Native American tribes I have come across various websites that I have found to be very helpful in my search.

www.narf.org/pubs/misc/faqs.htm

This website is a very good site to go to for basic questions about Native Americans. Such as What are Native Americans, What is a federally recognized tribe and what are the benefits? It answers generalized questions on Native Americans which could be a site to visit if one is not familiar with the Native American community.

www.lumbee.org/history2.html

LRDA (Lumbee Regional Development Association) is a website that discusses the history of the Lumbee and gives a list of resources that the Lumbee tribe have available if they need any kind of assistance.

www.lumbeetribe.com/hearings/hr898/arlindalocklear.pdf

Document written by a Lumbee woman, who is the lawyer for the Lumbee tribe of North Carolina. It discusses the HR. 898, a bill which would grant the Lumbee tribe Federal Recognition

www.lumbeetribe.com/lumbee/index.html

Official site of the Lumbee tribe of North Carolina.

www.unc.edu/%7Emmaynor/political/federal.html

This website gives the Political history of the Lumbee tribe (federal recognition,) which highlights the struggle of the Lumbee for more than just being state recognized.

www.500nations.com/North_Carolina_Tribes.asp

List of State recognized tribes found in North Carolina

media.www.dailytarheel.com/media/storage/paper885/news/2007/04/23/OnlineExclusives/
Senators.Propose.Bill.Recognizing.Tribe-2872974.shtml


Article in the Daily Tarheel discussing the issue of Federal Recognition for the Lumbee. Gives the viewpoint of a Cherokee and a Tuscarora (Native American) on the issue of the Lumbee deserving to be recognized.

www.newsobserver.com/politics/story/595258.html


Discusses the Lumbee tribal recognition debate

www.welcometonc.com/detail/314.cfm

Welcome to North Carolina website that features the Lumbee tribe

linux.library.appstate.edu/lumbee/16/THOM001.html


Report on the origin of the Lumbee Tribe

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