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Brett Chapman: Native American Genocide - ICHRRF Convention on Forgotten Genocides

ICHHRF conducted a 1-day conference in at The George Washington University on the theme of forgotten genocides of the world. See ICHRRF's Pre-event Press Release for more information on this event: https://www.ichrrf.org/home/publicati... Brett Chapman is an attorney focused on Native American rights. He comes from the great state of Oklahoma where he has served as Assistant District Attorney in Oklahoma and published case law. He himself has Native American ancestry and is Ponca, Kiowa, and an enrolled member of the Pawnee Nation of Oklahoma. His Ponca ancestors were involved in a landmark civil rights case in 1879 in which the first Native American was granted civil rights in the United States. Chapman's work in this regard continues to focus on correcting the historical narrative to facilitate true reconciliation and create a stable future for the United States in its encounter with diversity.