Freedmen dispute could affect aid bill
TULSA — Some federal lawmakers are urging the U.S. Senate to include a clause in an American Indian housing assistance bill denying benefits to the Cherokee Nation unless it recognizes descendants of the tribe's former black slaves, known as freedmen.
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