Cynthia Prescott, an associate professor of history at the University of North Dakota and pioneer researcher, talks about discovering pioneer monuments to be a racist project and muses solutions.

Cynthia Prescott, an associate professor of history at the University of North Dakota and pioneer researcher, talks about discovering pioneer monuments to be a racist project and muses solutions.

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Lawyer, conservationist and award-winning reporter Marian Lindberg chats about the 1911 accusation of Major Benjamin M. Koehler.

Lawyer, conservationist and award-winning reporter Marian Lindberg chats about the 1911 accusation of Major Benjamin M. Koehler.

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