Lone Wolf V. Hitchcock

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Johnson v. M’Intosh and Lone Wolf v. Hitchcock have been compared to Dredd Scott v. Sandford in the way they categorized a certain group of people as “inferior” and allowed them to be subjugated to the “tyranny of the majority”. As stated by Echo-Hawk, Lone Wolf v. Hitchcock in particular “turned on patently racist notions of white supremacy, and refused to address claims of the plaintiff” (Echo-Hawk 164).

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