Understanding 'Land Back' and Tribal Sovereignty

This chapter explores the evolution of federal Indian policy, particularly the self-determination era starting in 1962, which empowered Indigenous communities. It examines the complexities of the 'Land Back' movement, discussing its historical context, contemporary activism, and legal challenges related to tribal treaty rights. Furthermore, the chapter highlights the significance of social media in fostering community solidarity and the need for deeper understanding of decolonization in the quest for reparations and restitution.