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Ramaytush Tribe
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  • On Sovereignty
    • Introduction
    • Part I. Declarative
    • Part II. The Problem
    • Part III. Sovereignty >
      • Notes on Tribal Territory
      • Notes on Coalesced Tribes
    • Part IV. Indigeneity >
      • Pretedianism
    • Part V. Integrity
    • Conclusion
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False Claims to Ramaytush Territory

A number of tribes in the Bay Area and beyond make unsubstantiated claims to our aboriginal tribal territory. Only the Ramaytush Tribe can exercise sovereign authority within the boundaries of our territory. We respect the tribal territorial boundaries of other tribes, in the same way as our ancestors, and we expect others to do the same. Unfortunately, surrounding tribes have become colonial in their way of thinking and acting and enact lateral oppression upon their neighbors. The pages here summarize the other tribes' false claims and provides a brief response. 
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  • Home
  • History
    • History
    • Ancestry
    • Territory
    • False Claims to Ramaytush Territory >
      • Muwekma Ohlone
  • Governance
    • Tribal Council
    • ARO (non-profit)
  • Culture
    • Rematriation
    • Language
    • Research
  • On Sovereignty
    • Introduction
    • Part I. Declarative
    • Part II. The Problem
    • Part III. Sovereignty >
      • Notes on Tribal Territory
      • Notes on Coalesced Tribes
    • Part IV. Indigeneity >
      • Pretedianism
    • Part V. Integrity
    • Conclusion
  • Members
    • Application
  • Contact