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Petersburg honors the legacy of Alaska Native activist on second annual Amy Hallingstad Day
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Petersburg honors the legacy of Alaska Native activist on second annual Amy Hallingstad Day
Petersburg celebrated its second annual Amy Hallingstad Day on June 28, honoring the life and legacy of the late Alaska Native rights activist. She was known for helping to desegregate schools in Alaska, as well as advocating for better healthcare for Alaska Native people and equal pay for female cannery workers. Amy Hallingstad was a prominent advocate for tribal sovereignty. She helped...
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