Should Ben & Jerry's return Native American land?

After Ben & Jerry's put out an Independence Day message calling for Indigenous land to be returned to those it was "stolen" from, some have suggested the ice cream company lead by example by returning the Native American land its modern-day headquarters is built on. "The U.S. was founded on stolen Indigenous land," the company said in a statement.

Will Ben & Jerry's give back'stolen indigenous land'?

Ben & Jerry’s has called on the US to give back the 'stolen Indigenous land,' including Mount Rushmore. Now, a Native American chief in Vermont has expressed interest in discussing the land under the ice cream maker’s headquarters.

Does Ben & Jerry's headquarters sit on'stolen indigenous land'?

Don Stevens, the Chief of the Nulhegan Band of The Coosuk Abenaki Nation, has said that Ben & Jerry’s headquarters sits on “stolen Indigenous land.” This week’s statement from the Canada-based tribe was first reported on by Newsweek.