St Junipero Serra: Defender of Indians, American founding father

MAINESTATEGOP ^ | Brian Ball

[Mrs. Don-o]

Then I am glad to have had the opportunity to offer a little Remedial Catechism. My daily duty.

[Sivad]

Before moving to California as a young teenager in the
30s my dad’s family lived in Kansas near the Oklahoma
border. It was not uncommon to see small bans of Indians
camp just outside of their town of Hardtner for a few
days at a time. The Plains tribes informed his education.

I took a California geography course in college and I
recall the professor stating that at one time there were
more Indians in the California area than there were in the
area which comprises the ‘lower 48’ combined. I am
somewhat skeptical about that. I do believe that most
California Indians were fairly docile mostly, with
trading a common feature between coastal and interior
tribes.

[Jacob Kell]

Is the Mexica Movement still around?

[mainestategop]

I guess... I know Unite here now is still around. I saw them when I was in Cali protesting outside a banquet hall downtown. Apparently not thankful that they're allowed to stay here and do jobs no one else will do for two fifty an hour when they should be chucked out for breaking the law and getting special privileges.