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Kathryn E. Fort, Director of Clinics at Michigan State University College of Law, and head of the Indian Child Welfare Act Appellate Project. Kathryn E. Fort, Director of Clinics at Michigan State University College of Law, and head of the Indian Child Welfare Act Appellate Project. Courtesy photo

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