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Blue_In_AK

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11. There is a huge urban-rural divide here,

Reply to seabeyond (Reply #10)

Thu Feb 6, 2014, 06:13 PM

Feb 2014

not to mention the racial issues. I don't think our current governor, Sean Parnell, a former oil lobbyist, Club for Growth, Koch fiend, Dominionist, has any empathy for Native women at all nor for the rural subsistence lifestyle nor tribal sovereignty.

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Alaska's sexual assault problem -- trigger warning [View all] Blue_In_AK Feb 2014 OP

fuck. might want to put a trigger warning in your subject line. Tuesday Afternoon Feb 2014 #1

Done - I'm sorry for my oversight Blue_In_AK Feb 2014 #2

thanks for understanding Tuesday Afternoon Feb 2014 #3

I don't usually post in this forum Blue_In_AK Feb 2014 #4

yup. no punishments so free game.... seabeyond Feb 2014 #5

Having the tribes take more responsibility for policing has been discussed at length Blue_In_AK Feb 2014 #8

one would think if the state gov cant provide security, then they are responsible for a seabeyond Feb 2014 #10

There is a huge urban-rural divide here, Blue_In_AK Feb 2014 #11

do you think the seabeyond Feb 2014 #12

Some guidance maybe, Blue_In_AK Feb 2014 #13

i dont think there are really other options. tough one. cause there is the innate prejudice seabeyond Feb 2014 #14

Wow. That's a recipe for disaster. Another factor is that, not only is there Squinch Feb 2014 #6

A lot of times when the people from the villages move into Anchorage or Fairbanks, Blue_In_AK Feb 2014 #7

I can't imagine. I have chosen to live in urban or near-urban settings, mostly I think because Squinch Feb 2014 #9