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Prepared by Keri Edwards for Goldbelt Heritage Foundation. Project funded by the Administration for Native Americans.



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White people didn’t welcome us among them.

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Dleit káach has du xoodáx has haa yaawatsák.
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We were separated.

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Wooch xoodáx haa yakawduwanáa.
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They spoke on behalf of us.

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Haa káx yoo (ha)s x'ali.átk.
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They worked for our benefit.

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Haa káx yéi (ha)s jeewanei.
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Martin Luther King spoke about how we are all equal.

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A daa yoo x'eiwatán Martin Luther King aadé ldakát uháan ch'a wooch yáx haa kdidáal.
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He was a casualty of advocating for the people.

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A káa yéix wusitee káa káx yoo x'atángi.
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S/he always used to fight on behalf of the Tlingit.

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Lingít káx kulagaaw noojín.
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They let us go (physically).

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Haa jiwduwanák.

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Now, we live however (we want).

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Yeedát ku.aa, ch'a wáa sá kutudzitee.
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cooperation, working together

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wooch een yéi jidané
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