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Interesting, a friend of mine, half native, once introduced his mother to me. She then pointed to a woman nect to her (her sister) and told me she's a squaw!

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This is ridiculous.

I wonder if they'll get around to a relatively small formation you see on your left driving south on I-82 as you come into Yakima, it's named Squaw Teat (or Tit). I was just gob smacked when I first heard what it was called.