Fake Turquoise Jewelry Is Hurting Native Americans Economically

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Fake Turquoise Jewelry Is Hurting Native Americans Economically
Fraudulent Native American goods have been illegal since 1935. The first prison sentence for this crime was just handed down.

October 25, 2018 at 07:59AM
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