Cherokee group wants to meet with Warren - Boston News, Weather, Sports | FOX 25 | MyFoxBoston

The Elizabeth Warren Native American controversy isn't dying down anytime soon.
    
Four Cherokee activists say they will be in Boston for the next few days hoping to land a meeting with the Democratic Senate candidate.
    
The women, who are all registered tribal members, say Warren's ancestry claims are offensive and are seeking apology.
    
The group says they've tried reaching out to her before, but that she's ignored them.
    
A spokesperson for Warren told the Boston Herald that her people will contact the protesters and set up a meeting.