Nebraska couple claim museum violated civil rights with free admission for Native American tribe members

The couple argue the ticket policy treats customers differently based on race because membership in a Native American tribe is a “proxy for race.”

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Nebraska couple claim museum violated civil rights with free admission for Native American tribe members

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