Alabama-Coushatta tribe celebrates 52nd annual powwow following 2-year hiatus

For more than 50 years Native American dancers have gathered just west of Woodville to keep their traditions alive through song and dance.

[@idek4686]

YES! I am part of the Alabama Coushatta tribe of Texas and am proud to Native American. Was fun to finally be able to dance again after so long!

[@raymorris8447]

...it cost $5

[@GRAVETHETHERIAN]

@TheChristianRaceI know I’m a few months late but no, our language is not a written language so you’d have to come to our tribe to actually learn it. A small perk is that since we don’t have a written language you can spell the words any way you like !

[@kenzie-.-]

Yeah!

[@perrymason4208]

If you attend PNG this is what Native American culture actually looks like, not blackface.

[@raymorris8447]

being an aboriginal doesn't mean you wear feathers and animal skins, and live in teepees while everyone else live in houses and drive cars.