

Won't Someone Think of The Children
Dec 9, 2022
Rebecca Nagle, an Indigenous journalist, discusses Brackeen v. Haaland, Indigenous issues being under covered, Landback, and more. The hosts also explore the surprising involvement of law firm Gibson Dunn in pro bono cases, the relationship between big corporate law firms and attorneys general, and the political influence of the Republican Attorneys General Association. They touch on the search for perfect plaintiffs, the movement of Landback, indigenous stewardship, and land management.
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Introduction
00:00 • 5min
Investigating the Indian Child Welfare Act
05:14 • 7min
Gibson Dunn's Surprising Involvement
12:22 • 26min
The Close Relationship Between Big Corporate Law Firms and Attorneys General
38:48 • 5min
The Powerful Influence of the Republican Attorneys General Association (Raga)
43:52 • 19min
The Search for Perfect Plaintiffs and 'Land Back'
01:03:16 • 6min
idealist.org, landback, and the restoration of indigenous communities
01:09:40 • 6min
Indigenous Stewardship and Land Management
01:15:12 • 13min