South Dakota Amendment C 2006

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My guess is Robeson County is closer to Eastern Oklahoma as far as race goes. Sure they may tell the Census that they're 38% Native American, but I bet there has been a lot of intermarriage with whites through the centuries and they have European (or Southern?) views on sexuality even though they don't say they're white.

It's not like Osage County, Oklahoma, the state's only Indian Reservation, was any less anti-gay than neighboring counties in that state's 2004 referendum.

Exhibit A:

http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2004/pages/results/states/OK/I/01/map.html

The Lumbee have intermarried a great deal with both whites and blacks, but similarity with Eastern Oklahoma is more a matter or not being on the Rez and the social, cultural and economic segregation that flows from that.

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Yes, the Lumbee are largely Baptist.  The Oglala have been historically associated with the Epsicopal and Catholic Churches, with a significant LDS presence.