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	1	+CP: Countries should pass legislation that grants indigenous communities the ability to make choices concerning their land.
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	4	+Segal 12
	5	+(Alice, URANIUM MINING AND THE NAVAJO NATION - LEGAL INJUSTICE Southern California Review of Law and Social Justice 21 S. Cal. Rev. L. and Social Justice 355)
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	8	+Congress should pass …forced upon them.
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	10	+Tribes don’t want waste dumping so the CP solves. Johnson 12
	11	+Johnson, Charles K. "A Sovereignty of Convenience: Native American Sovereignty and the United States Government's Plan for Radioactive Waste on Indian Land." Journal of Civil Rights and Economic Development 9.2 (2012): 22.
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	13	+Given the financial state … NFZ since 1984.
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	16	+The counterplan is the best method of compensating for historical injustice and granting sovereignty.
	17	+. Segal 12
	18	+(Alice, URANIUM MINING AND THE NAVAJO NATION - LEGAL INJUSTICE Southern California Review of Law and Social Justice 21 S. Cal. Rev. L. and Social Justice 355)
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	20	+Only a direct …of uranium mining.
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	23	+Not including the Natives, themselves in the decisions making process is reinforcing colonialism. In order to solve any of the aff impacts we much include them in the process.
	24	+Ishiyama 03
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	26	+Ishiyama, Noriko. "Environmental justice and American Indian tribal sovereignty: Case study of a land–use conflict in Skull Valley, Utah." Antipode 35.1 (2003): 119-139.
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	28	+Within the contexts … debate thus far
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	31	+Certain tribes benefit from deals with companies because they give them clout.
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	33	+Ishiyama 03
	34	+Ishiyama, Noriko. "Environmental justice and American Indian tribal sovereignty: Case study of a land–use conflict in Skull Valley, Utah." Antipode 35.1 (2003): 119-139.
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	36	+The Goshutes live ...Tooele County, Utah.
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	39	+The aff’s blanket policy removes sovereignty from Native tribes – they need sovereignty to challenge colonialism.
	40	+Noriko 13
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	42	+Ishiyama, Noriko. "Environmental justice and American Indian tribal sovereignty: Case study of a land–use conflict in Skull Valley, Utah." Antipode 35.1 (2003): 119-139.
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	45	+The concept of … land-use debate.
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	49	+Assuming that the native tribes can’t adequately govern themselves is colonialist.
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	51	+Gover and Walker 92
	52	+(Kevin, Prof of Law ASU, Jana L, ESCAPING ENVIRONMENTAL PATERNALISM: ONE TRIBE'S APPROACH TO DEVELOPING A COMMERCIAL WASTE DISPOSAL PROJECT IN INDIAN COUNTRY http://faculty.virginia.edu/ejus/ESCAPE.htm)
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	54	+We have been … Of this country.
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	56	+Turns case. Imperialism is a form of ethnocide on natives. Outweighs.
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	58	+Galeota 04
	59	+Julia Galeota - placed first in the thirteen-to-seventeen-year-old age category of the 2004 Humanist Essay Contest for Young Women and Men of North America. “Cultural Imperialism: An American Tradition.” 2004 Humanist Essay Contest Winner. Getrun.info. The Humanist. 2004. http://www.getrun.info/pdf/tradition/5.pdfJN ‘20
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	61	+Travel almost anywhere …political strategies today.

EntryDate

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	1	+2016-09-17 22:15:55.810

Judge

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	1	+Kathy Wang

Opponent

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	1	+Walt Whitman XR

ParentRound

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	1	+5

Round

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	1	+1

Team

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	1	+Hendrick Hudson Gofman Neg

Title

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	1	+CP

Tournament

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	1	+Yale