Charon Asetoyer

Native American Women's Health Education Resource Center

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Charon Asetoyer is Executive Director of the Native American Women’s Health Education Resource Center. A member of the Comanche Nation of Oklahoma, she now lives in Yankton Sioux tribal territory in South Dakota. 

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The Thanksgiving holiday celebrates the supposedly peaceful partnership between early European settlers and the natives who lived in America first.

American-Indian wars, 21st century style

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