It's always interesting to read any young leader's opinion about how 'racially' based control over some element of their life is a decent thing to do. It's generally set against a backdrop of improving the lives of that group of humans. 

Whether the rationalization is that "you took it from us" or "you treat us badly" - native leaders have always appealed to A bottomless pit of "white guilt". Okay - so that's fair fighting. What next?

I have yet to see a good example of how any racial enclave of power and self determination has improved the lives of their people in general. After a long life in Alaska and around villages here - it seems to me that village native elders have done no worse or better for their people than leaders from white societies. Some are good - some are very bad - some are selfish - some are not.

White people have proof that "doin what yo daddy did" works very poorly for uneducated folks in the modern age:  Appalachia, Mississippi, Alabama, etc.