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How the Cherokee Nation case may affect civil rights

 
By Larry Levy    Comment on this article Leave a comment
Published: August 21, 2007
Modified: August 22, 2007 at 10:14 am

TULSA — The controversial status of freedmen in the Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma was characterized as the "most significant civil rights movement of this century” at a town hall meeting headed by a member of the California congressional delegation.

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