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Where the Salmon Run

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Salmon fishing was an integral part of northwestern Native American lives and guaranteed to the tribes under treaty rights. These fishing rights were ignored until the 1960s when Native American activists like Billy Frank Jr. fought to reassert them. His work on Native American rights continued even after winning the Boldt decision that reaffirmed tribal fishing rights.

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Salmon fishing was an integral part of northwestern Native American lives and guaranteed to the tribes under treaty rights. These fishing rights were ignored until the 1960s when Native American activists like Billy Frank Jr. fought to reassert them. His work on Native American rights continued even after winning the Boldt decision that reaffirmed tribal fishing rights.

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