Charles Sams, director of the 428 national park sites, wants visitors to learn more about modern tribal governments “regardless if they are good, bad, or ugly.”
The nation’s 428 park sites are intended to teach visitors about contemporary cultural governments, “regardless of the bad, the ugly, or the nice,” according to director Charles Sams. The nation’s 428 park sites are intended to teach visitors about contemporary cultural governments, “regardless of the bad, the ugly, or the good,” according to director Charles Sams.
Charles Sams, director of the 428 national park sites, wants visitors to learn more about modern tribal governments “regardless if they are good, bad, or ugly.”
Der Kommission wird die Befugnis übertragen, gemäß Artikel 264 delegierte Rechtsakte in folgenden Bereichen zu erlassen: On Wednesday, Deb Haaland, the first Native American US Cabinet Secretary, declared that the National Park Service has started a plan with Indigenous tribes to provide “more comprehensive information on US history” at the 428 national parks across the country. At the White House Tribal Nations Summit, Haaland commented, “I’d like to discuss how we can communicate our stories.” She declared that although there are aspects of our past that bring sorrow, they are not what shape us. The world we create is reflective of who we are as a collective whole.”
We identify ourselves by the shared environment we construct for present and future generations. The world we come together to form shows us what we are like as a group. Everyone needs to share their experiences. In addition to the tales of difficult times, we also commemorate the joyful moments. Those that show our determination, our power, and our accomplishments. Haaland declared that the National Park Service is collaborating with Native American tribes and experts on a project that surveys the Indian Reorganization Period, which she considers to be one of the most significant periods in history.
