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Liberal Anti-Fascist Coalition This is a PROGRESSIVE page which provides information to Liberals and informs the independent mind...Right wing extremist NOT ALLOWED!!!

This is a page for PROGRESSIVES to share ideas and support the Democratic Presidential candidates and have our OWN page without the REICH extremist threats or attempts to silence us...This is a page for ONLY progressives...Conservatives not allowed!!

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We are a non-profit organization dedicated to preserving history, uplifting students, and inspiring the next generation of change leaders through the lessons of the Civil Rights Movement.

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06/20/2026

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For many Indigenous students, graduation represents more than the completion of school.

It is a celebration of family, community, culture, and the generations whose sacrifices helped make that moment possible.

That is why Wisconsin's new law protecting the right of Indigenous students to wear tribal regalia at graduation ceremonies is significant.

Signed into law as Wisconsin Act 222, the legislation ensures that eligible Native students can wear traditional cultural items during graduation ceremonies and school-sponsored events. These may include beadwork, eagle feathers, moccasins, traditional clothing, and other items that carry deep cultural, spiritual, and family meaning.

For many Native families, regalia is not simply decoration.

It represents identity.

It honors ancestors.

It tells a story about where a student comes from and the community that helped them succeed.

Supporters of the law say students should never have to choose between celebrating their academic achievements and honoring their cultural heritage. The legislation helps ensure that Indigenous students can proudly do both.

Wisconsin joins a growing number of states that have adopted similar protections in recent years. These efforts reflect a broader recognition that cultural expression belongs in educational spaces and that success does not require leaving one's identity behind.

For Native students, seeing tribal regalia at graduation sends an important message.

You can pursue your dreams.

You can earn your degree.

And you can remain proudly connected to your culture at every step of the journey.

Education and identity do not compete with one another.

They grow stronger together.

What advice would you give to the next generation of Indigenous students preparing for graduation?

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05/25/2026

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