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Tribe Seeks Protection from Racial Slurs during Ceremonies
On Monday some 60 tribal citizens of the Winnemem Wintu Tribe went to the US Forest Service Regional office demanding that the Shasta-Trinity National Forest provide a four-day mandatory closure of a quarter mile stretch of the McCloud River.  |
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