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In this episode, we welcome Oglala Lakota and Chicano journalist Simon Moya Smith and Indigenous studies professor Julie Francella to discuss the significance of Peggy Flanagan's Senate campaign. They explore the unique Indigenous values that shape leadership and the importance of representation in politics. The conversation touches on matriarchal traditions, environmental stewardship, and the ongoing impacts of colonization on Indigenous communities.
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