First woman Seneca Nation president vows to fight for sovereignty
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BUFFALO, N.Y. Tina Abrams makes history as the first female president of the Seneca Nation, pledging to protect their sovereign land and advocate for Native interests in WNY. Covered by 3 outlets: 3 are not rated.
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Tina Abrams makes history as first female president of Seneca Nation, pledges to protect sovereign land
Tina Abrams makes history as the first female president of the Seneca Nation, pledging to protect their sovereign land and advocate for Native interests in WNY.
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Tina Abrams sworn in as Seneca Nation's first female president alongside first all-woman executive branch
Tina Abrams, a longtime voice in the Seneca Nation, was officially sworn into office alongside her new executive branch. Now in office, Abrams says protecting sovereignty is a top priority.
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Tina Abrams sworn in as Seneca Nation president
Tina Abrams forever etched her name into Seneca Nation history today when she took the oath of office as Seneca Nation President. She is the first woman ever elected to the Seneca Nation’s highest office.
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First woman Seneca Nation president vows to fight for sovereignty
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) -- The Seneca Nation's first woman president says she will continue to fight for the nation's sovereignty amidst a battle with both the City of Buffalo and New York State over restricted fee land. Tina Abrams was sworn in on Tuesday as the new president...
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