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United American Indians of New England

Native-led group that holds the National Day of Mourning at Plymouth each Thanksgiving.

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UAINE
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Q7887384
Over time
  1. headed by Frank B. (Wamsutta) James (moderator), according to United American Indians of New England 1970–c. 1995
  2. leads National Day of Mourning, according to United American Indians of New England 1970 –

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  1. 1970–c. 1995 Frank B. (Wamsutta) James head of United American Indians of New England According to United American Indians of New England
  2. 1970 – United American Indians of New England leads National Day of Mourning According to United American Indians of New England
Proof 2 sources
  1. Historical Information, United American Indians of New England. Self-published
    He was the moderator of United American Indians of New England from 1970 until the mid-1990s.
    [UAINE is the organization which organizes the National Day of Mourning protests in Plymouth.]
    Many villages right here in this area were laid waste by European diseases brought by trading ships before the pilgrims arrived.
  2. National Day of Mourning, United American Indians of New England. Self-published
    Thanksgiving Day is a reminder of the genocide of millions of Native people, the theft of Native lands and the erasure of Native cultures.
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