Reznet

One of my responsibilities at Reznet is updating the redlines section every weekday and during the weekend if I'm feeling partiuclarly zazzy. You come across all kinds of odd things with a web crawl like that.

One of them being a grammatical error that most word processors just can't catch: Native American.  Unless you're dealing with journalists who don't lean on spell check, you'd spell it just like that. Capitals, two of them.

But those journalists who do rely on spell check like a crutch end up spelling it "native American."

A Billings man is screaming to the heavens about how unfair it is that, as a non-Native man, his hunting rights are restricted on Reservations in Montana. 

We could go on for ages about how this doesn't matter due to things like Tribal Sovereignty, Indian being a legal matter and not a racial one in this case and a plethora of other inalienable factors that this stubborn man cannot seem to comprehend.  

It is also of note that he can get permission to hunt on Indian Land from a Native.  Why isn't he doing this?