Mass. Repeals Law Banning Native Americans from Boston

It hasn't been enforced in centuries. But tribes in what is now known as Massachusetts have found it a continuing insult that there's a law on the books barring Indians from entering Boston. It dates back to 1675. Massachusetts lawmakers finally got around to repealing the law this week. Gov. Mitt Romney has said he'll sign it and the welcome mat will be out soon for Native Americans

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