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Ducey’s signature starts study of missing and murdered indigineous women

Katie Campbell//May 14, 2019//[read_meter]

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Ducey’s signature starts study of missing and murdered indigineous women

Ducey’s signature starts study of missing and murdered indigineous women

Katie Campbell//May 14, 2019//[read_meter]

From left, Roxanne Thomas, Debbie Nez-Manuel, April Ignacio, Rep. Jennifer Jermaine, Violet Duncan and Rosetta Badhand Walker pose for a photo on the House floor after...

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