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Hank Adams
Henry Lyle (Hank) Adams (born 1943, Sioux-Assiniboine) is a Native American rights activist from Montana.
==Early life==
Henry Lyle (known as Hank) Adams was born in the Fort Peck Indian Reservation in Montana on May 16, 1943.〔()〕 His birthplace was named Wolf Point, but nicknamed as Poverty Flats. While growing up, Adams worked as fruit and vegetable picker to help support himself. While he was attending Moclips High School, from which he graduated in 1961, he worked in a sawmill on the reservation.〔 He gained a strong work ethic which he drew from throughout the rest of his life.
After he graduated from high school, Adams became interested in politics. In 1964, Adams helped organize a march on Olympia, the capital of Washington State, to protest the state's attempt to limit Indian treaty fishing rights.
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