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January 8, 2020January 8, 2020

A Brief History of Indian Alcohol Policy

Prohibition, Alcohol as a Weapon, and the Myth of the Drunken Indian

Tagged alcohol, alcoholism, American history, American Indians, booze, Drunken Indian, history, inthespiritofthelaw, law, liquor law, native americans, pine ridge reservation, Prohibition, Whiteclay. 1 Comment
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