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The U.S. Department of Justice sued the owners of a Rapid City, South Dakota hotel on Wednesday, alleging that they violated the civil rights of Native Americans by trying to ban them from the ...
The Department of Justice is suing a hotel in Rapid City, South Dakota over a policy that allegedly prohibited Native Americans, federal prosecutors announced last week. The lawsuit alleges that ...
A South Dakota woman who said she would ban Native Americans from her hotel cannot manage the establishment for four years and must publicly apologize under agreement with the U.S. Justice Department.
Dakota County has seen a growing number of homeless residents over the last decade, county officials said, and buying a hotel would not only provide shelter for people experiencing homelessness ...
Nick Uhre, Uhre’s son and the hotel manager, told South Dakota Public Broadcasting that Native Americans were welcome at the Grand Gateway Hotel. The Justice Department’s consent decree also ...
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