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SD HC8024
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Status
N/A
Primary Sponsor
Red Foster
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AI Summary
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Legislative commemoration honoring Elizabeth Cook-Lynn, a citizen of the Crow Creek Sioux Tribe, widely regarded as the "godmother of Native American studies"
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Held faculty positions at Eastern Washington University and Arizona State University, where she helped found the Native American studies program
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Published works foundational to Native American studies and Indigenous literature, promoting understanding of Native nations as sovereign political and cultural entities with inherent rights
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Advocated for Indigenous-centered curricula and created academic spaces dignifying Native stories, languages, and philosophies as important areas of study
Legislative Description
Honoring the life and legacy of Elizabeth Cook-Lynn.
Last Action
H.J. 517
3/4/2026