California is removing derogatory terms for Native American women from place names as part of an ongoing effort to promote respect and inclusivity. The state collaborated with Native American tribes to select replacement names that honor to Indigenous heritage.
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California elimina insultos raciales en topónimos en todo el estado

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California está eliminando de los nombres de lugares términos despectivos hacía mujeres Indígenas como parte de un esfuerzo continuo para promover el respeto y la inclusión. El estado colaboró ​​con las tribus locales para seleccionar nombres de reemplazo que honren la herencia indígena.

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