Louisiana Man Charged with Federal Hate Crimes for Setting Fire to Three St. Landry Parish Churches

June 12, 2019 FedWatch Comments Off

Holden James Matthews, 21, of Opelousas, Louisiana, was charged by a federal grand jury in an indictment unsealed today for setting fire to and destroying three churches in St. Landry Parish, announced Assistant Attorney General Eric Dreiband for the Department of Justice’s Civil Rights Division and United States Attorney David C. Joseph for the Western District of Louisiana.

Land where Native American tribe narrowly avoided annihilation at the hands of colonists is handed over to their descendants

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From books to museums, here’s where you can learn about Native peoples in Wisconsin during Native American Heritage Month

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‘Heartbreaking and undeniable’: Feds say there are at least 53 burial sites at former US Indian boarding schools

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Colleges With Innovative Programs to Support of Indigenous Americans

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Counting Coup featured at Northern Native American Heritage Week event

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