ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 1月23日 01時34分

Who decides who counts as Native American? In 1983, Adelina Narte-Parker applied for and received a letter from the Nooksack, a federally recognized #NativeAmerican tribe with some 2,000 members. After she got her letter of acceptance, Narte-Parker recalled, she was quick to tell her family, and then to write back to the enrollment director. She was proud, she wrote, to finally know where she came from, “and prouder still to be a Nooksack Indian.” But 4 years ago, the chairman of the #Nooksack tribal council called for Adelina to prove her legitimacy. She was unable to locate the documentation needed to prove her ancestry, so long with more than 300 other members, now calling themselves "the Noonsack 306," Adelina was disenrolled. “We didn’t make the laws,” she told @nytmag. “We just got stuck in the middle.” @pvanagtmael of @Magnum Photos took this portrait for @nytmag in Puget Sound, Washington. Visit the link in our profile to read the full @nytmag story.

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