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Virginia: For the 347th time, a celebration of peace and friendship

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  For his final time presenting the Pamunkey Indian Tribe's tax tribute, marking the 347th anniversary of the Treaty of Middle Plantation, retiring Chief Robert Gray brought Gov. Glenn Youngkin a

The article from Richmond.com discusses Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin's initiative to honor the Pamunkey Indian Tribe by proposing a tax exemption on their cultural items. This legislative move aims to recognize the tribe's contributions to Virginia's history and culture, particularly highlighting their role in the early interactions with English settlers. The exemption would apply to items like traditional regalia, art, and crafts, which are significant for cultural preservation and economic activities within the tribe. The proposal reflects a broader effort to acknowledge and support Native American heritage in Virginia, fostering a relationship of respect and recognition between the state and its indigenous communities.

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