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InPolitics Done Right InterviewsbyEgberto Willies·May 14, 2022My interview of Biden’s historic Interior Secretary Deb Haaland, a Progressive hero.Rep. Deb Haaland visited with Politics Done Right at Netroots Nation 2019. She is one of very few Native American women serving in Congress…
InThe ShadowbyAlbert Bates·Oct 17, 2021The Great Pause Week 83: Permaculturing the Great American DesertZhao harnessed the river not by damming it, but by dividing the water. He spread it, slowed it, sank it and stored it.
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Camille J Gage·Feb 25, 2021On Rep. Deb Haaland and a nomination that is so much more: an open letter to the U.S. SenateDear Senators,
Mary Hall-Rayford·Dec 20, 2020A Rightful Place In HistoryDeb Haaland, President-Elect Joe Biden’s pick as Secretary of the Interior, the first Native Inhabitant to hold a position in a…
