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2 June 2020CopyrightSarah Morgan

Protecting the entrepreneurial spirit

The Native American story is one of land loss and the extreme suffering that came with colonisation. It’s important to acknowledge the truth of these events, but also not to forget other stories—those of economic self-sufficiency and creative entrepreneurship.

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