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The US Affordable Connectivity Program's impending closure threatens internet access for 23 million low-income households, including Native American communities like the Akwesasne Mohawk Nation. Its demise could exacerbate financial challenges and hinder cultural preservation efforts, especially in tribal reservations facing infrastructure limitations.
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How can policymakers address the digital divide facing indigenous communities post-ACP closure?
In what ways does limited internet access impact economic development and educational opportunities in tribal regions?
What alternative solutions could safeguard internet access and cultural initiatives for Native Americans?
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