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Through protest and resistance, Lumbees seek to reconcile past with present

  • Written by Jessica R. Locklear, History Ph.D. Student, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Through protest and resistance, Lumbees seek to reconcile past with presentLumbee Reverend Dr. Mike Cummings, center with his back to the camera, prays for protesters in Pembroke, North Carolina.Krista Davis, CC BY-ND

It may not have seemed unusual when a protest in support of Black lives and against police brutality moved through the town of Pembroke, North Carolina, in late June and faced off with counterprotesters.

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