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Endangered Nation
Will infighting and bankruptcy doom the Catawba Nation and its language?
By Jared NeumarkPage 3 of 3
Jarom Canty, part of the younger generation of Catawba now getting involved with the politics of the tribe, believes the current attitude of the state and discrimination he and fellow members of the Catawba Nation encounter in Rock Hill is a result of the Blue administration's many gaffes. "It would be different if our tribe appeared to be getting along and doing well. And if we were able to provide back to the community, back to Rock Hill, back to the state of South Carolina. But [the executive committee] doesn't do anything like that. They've squandered all our money away. Sold all our land, lost grants. So we're looked down on."
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