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Posted by Tom Schreier - Oct 4, 2009 - 2:08 PM PDT
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This article is a classic example of culture vs. culture and the clash between the two. To really be able to critically think about this piece one must be willing to accept the differences in others. Bald Eagles are used for religious purposes in some native American cultures and I don't think any other culture has a right to say that they can not continue their religious practices because it does not make sense.
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Yes. DeeDee Correll writes an intriguing article about a conflict that I had no idea existed. She does a great job writing from multiple perspectives on a topic that is important to many people. For the average American, killing an eagle would seem an obscenity, since it is the symbol of our freedom, so I was shocked to hear that more non-Native Americans kill bald eagles than the Native Americans who need them for religious ritual.
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