What's really good, y'all? This is Coatswitch. I'm Jean Demby.

And I'm Shereen Marisol Miraji. And this week, Jean, we're digging into the Coatswitch

mail box or virtual mailbox because none of this is snail mail.

Let's go paperless. I would actually love to get a real letter.

Oh, you don't. Real letter to that. They're always bad.

Alright, fine. They always portend. Anger.

Fine, whatever we're calling it, we're getting into some media questions posed by you,

our listeners over email and on social media about recent episodes.

And we've got a thorny identity question.

I love those.

Very close to my heart. Oh, yes.

Our teammate, Adrian Flodido, tackles a Twitter query about what's at stake for churches

who protect immigrants here illegally.

But before we get to those questions, Shereen, we got checked very lovingly by a listener

about our recent episode on Native American Hunting Rights near Yellowstone National Park.

That story was about the lingering tensions around Native Hunting Rights in Montana.

You might remember that in that episode, Nate Hegey of Montana Public Radio,

shout out to Nate, talk to a guy named Bill Hoppy.

Now, Bill Hoppy leads tours of big game hunts and he takes issue with the hunting rights

that are reserved and protected for natives exclusively.

Here's some of what Bill Hoppy said to Nate in that episode.

We all live in the same country. We're all citizens of the same country.

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