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Acadia National Park removes Wabanaki sign from sacred Mountain under the Trump administration
Associated Press · 14h ago · 3:35
Signs on slavery, climate change, and Native Americans have been removed from national parks, including those on Wabanaki beliefs at Acadia. Despite this, Indigenous groups continue protecting sacred sites, restoring land, and preserving their voices. (AP video shot by: Jessie Wardarski) Subscribe:
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