Nathan Phillips's side of the story in The Guardian. …

ICT editorial team

Feb 4, 2019

Nathan Phillips's side of the story in The Guardian.

His side of the story: Nathan Phillips wants to talk about Covington

Footage of Phillips and a Maga-hatted teenager became the center of a national controversy. Here, the Native elder opens up about what came before this life-changing moment

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LillyEdgerton

Oct 18, 2019

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