2. Who was their Proclamation addressed to and what were their

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Sphinxa [80]2 years ago

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Alcatraz Proclamation of the Native Americans was addressed to the government of the United States.

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A faction of Native Indian tribes of America took control of the island of Alcatraz by the right of discovery, in San Francisco Bay, in an effort to expose American Indian suffering, in 1969. The occupation of Alcatraz Island by the Indian tribes was aimed at raising awareness of cruelties suffered by the American indigenous people while confronting the federal policies but these grievances are failed to come up in the popular media.

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