INVISIBLE NO MORE
It was good to see an issue relating to California Indians reported with respect and dignity (“The Invisible People,” by Celeste Fremon, June 16). Indians in California have been kept invisible for too long. Their struggles do not represent radical politics but rather are issues of simple fairness and basic human consideration. Please continue to be an open forum for discussion of topics relating to native Californians.
Bill C. Jones
Huntington Beach
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