Sovereign Continuity Project
Where History, Sovereignty, and Continuity Meet: Recovering the Lines History Tried to Break

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May
Before State Lines, There Was the Mississippi River: Tracing Land, Continuity, and Ownership in Louisiana

Before State Lines, There Was the Mississippi River: Tracing Land, Continuity, and Ownership in Louisiana

Before State Lines, There Was the River Long before Louisiana became a state, before Oklahoma existed, before many modern borders
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May
How to Begin Tracing Continuity Through the Five Nations

How to Begin Tracing Continuity Through the Five Nations

For many descendants today, the search for continuity begins with fragments. A family story about Cherokee ancestry. A relative who
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17
May
Sovereignty Leaves Records

Sovereignty Leaves Records

Many communities across the world have endured injustice, dispossession, forced assimilation, discrimination, violence, and historical crimes that reshaped generations. That
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May
Taking What’s Mine Doesn’t Make It Yours. It Makes It Stolen.

Taking What’s Mine Doesn’t Make It Yours. It Makes It Stolen.

There are forms of interruption that affect land. Forms that affect governance. Forms that affect inheritance. And then there are
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May
Restoration Begins With Retrieval

Restoration Begins With Retrieval

In the modern world, restoration is often misunderstood. People hear the word and imagine returning everything to the way it
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17
May
What Is Continuity?

What Is Continuity?

What Is Continuity? In the consumer-centered world of today, most people are taught to look forward almost constantly. Toward what
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17
May
How Sovereignty Becomes Interrupted

How Sovereignty Becomes Interrupted

Most people imagine the loss of sovereignty as something immediate. A war. A conquest. A government collapsing overnight. But many
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16
May
What Is Sovereignty?

What Is Sovereignty?

Most people hear the word sovereignty and imagine governments, borders, treaties, or political authority. But sovereignty begins much closer to
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