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Blast from the Past: Felix Cohen’s “Bill of Particulars”
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Blast from the Past: Felix Cohen’s “Bill of Particulars”
The early 1950s featured truly awful federal leadership in Indian affairs, with Dillon Myer serving as Commissioner and Oscar Chapman as Interior Secretary. The leadership of the American Association on Indian Affairs wanted to produce a high-profile “bill of particulars” that would condemn the government’s terminationist actions. Other national activists resisted, worrying that direct political attacks on Interior Department leaders would backf…
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