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we as Indian people still hold all of the land in California, and tomorrow our action is going to simply be to reclaim that land and then to give it back to the people of San Francisco, for them to preserve, to preserve the ecology and the the

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bay and the resources that San Francisco has and the great beauty that it has. Because the bay is losing ground more and more and more, and it's becoming a great cess pool. And if we don't save the bay, the bay is going to kill all of

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us in revenge because of pollution. Will you be filing any kind of legal action in support of the symbolic action? No, I think it's, uh, we don't have to file an illegal action because the laws are already written that clearly stated, you know, the position that

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Indian people have, insofar as the law and the land. And since it is a federal law and the Indian title to this land has never been extinguished by law, we don't have to write up a new nuance in assessing the 12 months since that invasion, one

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of the Alcatraz Indian said. It's not the past year. That's so important. But what the past year means to the future? It's the future. That's the most important thing to the state of the Indian. For eyewitness news, this is Evan White reporting from Pine Lake Park.

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Yeah. Uh huh. Mhm. What do you say? Our names. Relations started. Story that holds years and years ago by our people. It kind of sounds like, yeah.