Soldiers against lawless tyranny.

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Montana is unique among U.S. states because its constitution specifically recognizes and protects Native American heritage within its educational goals. Article X, Section 1 of the Montana Constitution acknowledges the “distinct and unique cultural heritage of the American Indians” and commits the state to preserving their cultural integrity through education. This constitutional language sets Montana apart, as no other state embeds such a mandate directly in its constitution.

To put this commitment into action, Montana passed the Indian Education for All (IEFA) Act in 1999. The law requires all public schools to teach students about the history, culture, and contributions of Native American tribes, particularly the twelve tribal nations located in Montana. The goal is to ensure that both Native and non-Native students gain a deeper understanding and respect for Indigenous peoples.

By making this responsibility constitutional, Montana reinforces the importance of honoring tribal heritage and promoting accurate, inclusive education statewide.

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G - get
R - rid
O - of old
W - ways

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Ron DeSantis TOTALLY deserved getting yelled at! 👏🏼

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