
The US at 250: A Native Perspective with Professor Kerri Malloy
From Your Call by Rose Aguilar
June 11, 2026 · 52 min
About this episode
Professor Kerri Malloy discusses the impact of federal and state policies on Indigenous history and culture.
Professor Kerri Malloy (Yurok/Karuk) will discuss federal and state policies that were designed to erase Indigenous history, culture, and sovereignty.
People in this episode
Host: Rose Aguilar
Guest: Professor Kerri Malloy
Topics covered
- Indigenous history
- federal policies
- state policies
- cultural erasure
- sovereignty
Keywords
- Indigenous
- history
- culture
- sovereignty
- policies
- Kerri Malloy
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Yurok, Karuk
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