Native Americans Return to New York | More in Common

Native Americans Return to New York | The Lenape tribe were the original inhabitants of Manhattan, New York until they were forced to leave 300 years ago. Tribes from across the country came back to New York for this pow wow to celebrate culture, friendship, and love.
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[@Bklyn112]

The Lenapehoking did not dress in this way. These is more akin to plains cultures.

[@amykarr6163]

I am a Mexican Indian but I love all my native American brothers and sisters. And I love seeing two indigenous people in love ❤

[@gd3098]

Me too

[@bodegaboylex]

Wela’lin

[@ganzo86]

We are all of one. Much love to our brothers and sisters from the south.

[@drbh6331]

How many natives tribes are there do you even know that lol 90 percent of natives are wiped out..there is no glory in that..

[@katicuyocoana3117]

@@drbh6331 there are over 68 native american tribes in Mexico that still practice thier ways even in modern time. You should really do more research.

[@jerseygirl9402]

Beautiful. Let's never forget that this land called New York City (and all of New Jersey and Philadelphia) is and always will be Lenapehoking.

[@sarban1653]

Western Long Island too. :)

[@Paul-jv5kw]

“I feel like he’s singing for me so I dance for him” I don’t know why but I found that deeply beautiful. Thanks and blessings from the wolf clan of the Lenape nation for sharing such a precious video

[@sharice.honeyestewa134]

☀️

[@Kopie0830]

They're mixing oats tonight and call it chika pow wow!

[@keithmccaslyn2527]

Word!! damn good point and I agree whole heartedly!! Wash'Te' A-Hey-Oh, Paul Simon!!

[@PGB107]

I am Quechua native and I have hope to see young people living their traditions!!!

[@verojacquie]

Im quechua but disconnected…

[@nsteak4236]

@@verojacquie slowly trynna get back

[@tonypapillon9799]

It's always good to see the real American people and the native clothing and using their real names not Roman names be proud of who you are you are the real native people

[@roberthodge4712]

Make America native again

[@xhafts]

No

[@roberthodge4712]

@@xhafts Yes

[@damirbato5686]

Yes let the heads start rolling down the steps,let the canibalism explode,lets slaughter entire villages and scalp them,lets give up everything all the way back to the wheel since they had none,lets enslave other women and children that belong to other tribes we conquered and destroyed and so on and on.

[@roberthodge4712]

@@damirbato5686 sounds like what's happening now in your world

[@damirbato5686]

@@roberthodge4712 Nah its what was and has been happening in "native" lands

[@mauricioramirez9744]

I was born in NYC. But I am from the Pipil Tribe in the land formerly known as Cuscatlan (modern day El Salvador).

[@Noalanikootswatewa]

Im full blood native, i want to move to a big city so bad and spread awareness and network like this! I moved off the res in az in 8th grade. I was also the only native in my 8th grade class and thats when i first realized non natives knew natives existed. My history teacher talked about navajos in the war and said the language was gibberish.(im 3/4 navajo, grew up with the navajo language and 1/4 hopi, thus my last name). I was so shy, i didnt talk. (Culture shock for me) then i moved to SoCal, i LOVED it. Made lots of friends with polys. They should me their culture and food. I love them. I had a HARD rez accent lol Broken english af, people asked if i was japanese or british😂 If i ever move to ny, I'd love to spread awareness, network and perform. Also been dancing since i learned how to walk✊🏽

[@yashghetia6386]

Damm I really didn’t know that natives still exist. I thought they went extinct.

[@1sav110]

@@yashghetia6386 Plenty still alive. Especially south of the border. Look into countries such as Bolivia, Mexico, Peru, Panama, etc. Lots of full bloods down there

[@cf4303]

@@yashghetia6386 Many natives exist from Canada, Greenland, US, MEXICO, PERU, ECUADOR. A lot of "Latin American" countries have FULL blooded native americans but no longer identify with the culture and instead identify as Latino. Yes, there are those that are mixed (european or west african) , but plenty that are not at all. A lot of identities are somewhat washed away of their native culture -- even most filipinos who were once in tribes no longer identify with that.

[@georgevanrossem43]

I have always admired and loved Native American culture because it’s amazing and it’s tough finding native Americans who want to share that culture with you. I would be blessed if I met a Native American girl because the culture drives me to learn more about them. The culture alone is amazing and peaceful to me. I am hoping someday I’ll know more about it.

[@lenaperie.5752]

We are Native… We are STILL HERE and our language is NEVER gibberish. Shame to your teacher. This video is about my Lenape people. I’m Munsee Lenape and proud. Always remember… You ARE enough, you ARE Native and you matter! ✊🏽

[@danielbarkie4999]

I'd love to see indigenous people of America regain ownership of their land someday...sighs. I'd also love to see an indigenous president of America someday.

[@aclark903]

Did you vote for Liz Warren tho? People seem to prefer Irish Catholics?

[@vwandtiny3769]

the land owns us...

[@markisaac3550]

Me too

[@nialloneill5097]

It will come, but not by democratic vote, but by Divine proxy, for all prophesies now will be fulfilled, as the land of the free becomes just that, in accordance with spiritual laws, that allocated this land mass to the native indigenous peoples !!!

[@MochiPuff58]

With the indigenous land returned, there would be no American President

[@jitukoted5542]

Love from India you have good culture ,all over the world trible culture is similar ,I also belong to bheel tribe in India I proud to be an indegenios

[@charlesbill3473]

I pray to God to give you alot of beautiful days I hope God bless you to have agreat day , I'm Charles by name from Los Angeles California and you where are you from?_

[@rockettony1014]

I am part Lenape and I am very proud of my heritage.

[@MiguelVazquez-kj2ve]

Respect to all native Indians .....I’m still learning about my lineage “TheTaino tribe”

[@michellebeckstrom6110]

Oh my word everything about their ceremony is gorgeous! This event and their obvious love for their culture and each other is really heartwarming. When she said she is from Peshawbestown MI I nearly fell of my chair! I grew up next to that reservation from 1970 to 1984 and went to school with natives, always destested how they were treated by some. Even though I appreciated living in a beautiful yet, at times, harsh area I never forgot that the land my great grandfather who was born in 1898 busted his tail for was stolen land essentially.

[@charlesbill3473]

I pray to God to give you alot of beautiful days I hope God bless you to have agreat day , I'm Charles by name from Los Angeles California and you where are you from?_

[@angelahamlett8249]

Why don't we have a Native American Parade in NYC!!!?

[@roheljuarez7456]

Adres please

[@ginasomerville1526]

coronavirus

[@whatyalldoing7012]

Why doesn't ever state have one in The Americas...... They are the lost treasures give them what rightfully theirs and, celebrate them. 🙃🙃🙃🙃

[@eternaldivinespirithuman1591]

Please Native American parade in NYC in late spring

[@salomez-finnegan7952]

Omg there should be!

[@JKL-zt4yz]

Very heart warming , God Bless Native People , Hope they live with pride

[@kikataye6293]

My mother’s side is from this tribe. I would love to attend this when things are up and running again!

[@charlesbill3473]

I pray to God to give you alot of beautiful days I hope God bless you to have agreat day , I'm Charles by name from Los Angeles California and you where are you from?_

[@judithann7193]

Amazingly, our school taught us about the Lenape tribe. A town in Passaic County, NewJersey. I'm glad of that.

[@charlesbill3473]

I pray to God to give you alot of beautiful days I hope God bless you to have agreat day , I'm Charles by name from Los Angeles California and you where are you from?_

[@jennifer-S1971]

I’ve always been fascinated by this culture.

[@charlesbill3473]

I pray to God to give you alot of beautiful days I hope God bless you to have agreat day , I'm Charles by name from Los Angeles California and you where are you from?_

[@telorceplok8812]

She's so gorgeous i'm jealous😂

[@Pualleng]

Dang same bro😁

[@ilyas8659]

Me too 😂

[@scarletred1497]

Too bad your an egg lol jk

[@ChiefManny1]

Picture or imagine her without her makeup.

[@jameswyatt2739]

That is pure love. I wish for great things for both of you. That is pride!

[@littlerelief5029]

He isn't dating, he's in a love. Find a man like that!

[@StarOnTheWater]

They're doing it right. I'm always amazed how little Americans know about their own history and their own people. I never knew that you could meet someone telling you "I thought you were extinct ". To be honest I'm not very educated about native cultures in North America myself but I've always felt a lot of respect for them and I think that their connection to the earth and to the cyclic nature of life is something that we lack in today's society. I wish native cultures received more acknowledgment and representation, in the education system, in politics, in everyday society... like in New Zealand for example. Maybe one day. Don't give up hope.

[@dn2ze]

Too bad they push a lot of black history in America over Native American history...I bet North Americans know more about black history than Native American history

[@StarOnTheWater]

@@dn2ze It's important to know about both. It's not like there is a limited amount of education, that only one of either can profit from. I don't think Native Americans lose anything by learning about POC history. I don't think anyone loses anything by learning about it. We can all learn from it and then we can and must expand it. There is no improving the world for your people only, there is only improving the world for humanity.

[@keithmccaslyn2527]

This is soooo beautiful ad positive,I Love it. The Indians are BACK in Mah-hattana! wow. profoud and again so beautiful!! Wow thankyou. Wash'Te'-A-Hey-Oh!!

[@charlesbill3473]

I pray to God to give you alot of beautiful days I hope God bless you to have agreat day , I'm Charles by name from Los Angeles California and you where are you from?_

[@charlesbullghost5491]

I'm a very proud Dakota and Lakota sioux warriors people. I would like to see a very grand powow in New York city. My great information for today. Have a great fabulous wonderful day. May the great native American eagle bless you and always sorrow over you always.

[@cradleofanal]

This is super sweet tho.. "he is singing for me, and I'm dancing for him".. this makes me believe in love again..

[@georgeb.wolffsohn30]

When I was in jr high we "learned" about the iroquois, but we never learned about the Iroquois Confederation. Or that it was one of the influences the founding fathers looked to when designing what America would be. That I had to learn as an adult on my own.

[@BlackSheepNara]

My bf is from Long Island and they barely mentioned Natives at his school. He didn't know anything about all the tribes from LI until he was an adult and started googling. I think schools should spend more time talking about tribes past and present.

[@Randall2023]

Professor Rarihokwats

[@thomasov2004]

The Iroquois Confederation is a Western term. They are originally called the Haudenosaunee.

[@ReeseJamPiece.]

The Haudenosaunee are great at lacrosse, they managed to get a place at the 2022 World Championship. One of my old friends was Kanien'keha:ka. I wish them the best of luck.

[@michellebeckstrom6110]

Same here, I had no knowledge of the Iroquois's significant effect on our country's governmental foundation. Was never taught that in school, sadly.

[@basedanddadpilled959]

I never realized that Lenape originated in NYC. That’s probably why the Lenape side of my family adopted a Dutch surname before fleeing south.

[@LoneSilver]

Keep that tradition alive brothers/sisters. I wish I knew where my tribe were from because some of us lost ours. I wish you well.

[@josesilva2050]

👏👏👏👏🤗🇵🇭Greetings Whit All Do Respect To My Brother's And Sister's ,"Citizens Of The First Nation's Of The Continent" From A Purepecha Brother ,Thanks, Thanks For Not Forgetting Your Roots.

[@charlesbill3473]

I pray to God to give you alot of beautiful days I hope God bless you to have agreat day , I'm Charles by name from Los Angeles California and you where are you from?_

[@josesilva2050]

🤗Hello my name is Jose Silva ,whit all do respect , my brother Iam a Purepecha Indigenous from Erongaricuaro Michoacan that was one of the old Empires in what they call Mexico ,my clan relocated to the USA at the end of the Mexican Revolution we don't recognize the Mexican Government at all because how they were treating us thanks for your time my brother.

[@charlesbill3473]

@@josesilva2050 You are always welcome it's my pleasure meeting you Silva, so how is the weather over there with you Silva?

[@StevenOsburnHollywood]

The Lenni Lenape (aka Delawares) are the Grandfather Tribe that all other tribes came from. Thus their title, The Grandfather's. They settled disputes amongst tribes too.

[@dawnd.5290]

Well said ...you can't discover a land that is inhabited. Real history needs to be taught.

[@charlesbill3473]

I pray to God to give you alot of beautiful days I hope God bless you to have agreat day , I'm Charles by name from Los Angeles California and you where are you from?_

[@KingPingviini]

Why not? It might not be first discovery, but discovery is still discovery. To discover something, you don't need to be first. You just have to find something that you did not know existed. Even the last man to discover something that others have already discovered is still discoverer.​​​​​​ However Columbus did not still discover North America.

[@katricebryson6985]

I’m indigenous living in NYC with two kids and my daughter has suffered because of being indigenous in Manhattan

[@georgevanrossem43]

How’s life living In Manhattan?

[@katricebryson6985]

@@georgevanrossem43 Pretty segregated if you want my opinion

[@missvida6251]

You must be black and indigenous.

[@charlesbill3473]

@@katricebryson6985 I pray to God to give you alot of beautiful days I hope God bless you to have agreat day , I'm Charles by name from Los Angeles California and you where are you from?_

[@sarban1653]

It's great to see actual Native Americans using names from their own language instead of European-Christian names.

[@oliverclothesoff4142]

I will be attending some nyc pow wows in the future

[@mg7134]

sometimes people stare in awe. it's impolite, but not always negative.

[@geshujeyu566]

Native American culture is so interesting... It just makes me want to watch more..

[@ZelbeQahi]

We haven't gone away and we still live by our cultures and religions. Most black and white Americans have an animated and insulting caricature of native culture because it reminds them America is a bastard culture compared to the aboriginal.

[@geshujeyu566]

@@ZelbeQahi I have no idea, what you just ment.

[@ZelbeQahi]

@@geshujeyu566 That's okay, I'm sure the Indians understand!

[@geshujeyu566]

@@ZelbeQahi .........

[@geshujeyu566]

@@ZelbeQahi that was kinda offensive

[@lp8005]

You look fantastic, very beautiful. I can see, these people so proud.

[@davidgreen1504]

She's so beautiful🌷🌷🥂

[@spotlight1220]

Beautiful people 🇺🇸

[@seanmorrissey1528]

My 6th great-grandmother was a Monacan Indian from Virginia. My 8th great-grandmother was half black half Mohican Indian from Albany County, NY.

[@charlesbill3473]

I pray to God to give you alot of beautiful days I hope God bless you to have agreat day , I'm Charles by name from Los Angeles California and you where are you from?_

[@mariacrouch7109]

Great to see native people dancing on ancesters land honouring Thier ancesters and it's great to see ❤

[@Anonymous-zc7yg]

For the 29 people who disliked this you literally have no soul, let's all take the time to honor one of the most sacred cultures in the world Native-American Lives Matter.

[@Anonymous-zc7yg]

Native-American Lives Matter.

[@georgevanrossem43]

I have always admired the culture in every way because it’s fascinating. Despite the fact that I am white, I always thought that I was Native American but it turns out I’m not which kinda stinks because I would love to be Native American or my children someday because they can learn more about the culture and be proud of their heritage.

[@charlesbill3473]

I pray to God to give you alot of beautiful days I hope God bless you to have agreat day , I'm Charles by name from Los Angeles California and you where are you from?_

[@yesid17]

god this is so beautiful thank you for this video!!!!!!

[@william_8844]

The first Americans

[@amykarr6163]

The only true Americans

[@william_8844]

@@amykarr6163 yet they don't own America

[@amykarr6163]

@@william_8844 Unfortunately

[@makenziadwell7505]

@@amykarr6163 true!

[@susanbeyler7057]

Beautiful culture.

[@charlesbill3473]

I pray to God to give you alot of beautiful days I hope God bless you to have agreat day , I'm Charles by name from Los Angeles California and you where are you from?_

[@user-gm2ij2bx9z]

Beautiful ❤❤ much Love & Respect

[@mariacrouch7109]

It's great the lenape have come back to Thier ancestral land ❤❤❤

[@ilenebrooks1814]

She is a BEAUTIFUL woman ❤

[@mikedennis6979]

Greetings from NJ , All the best !!

[@kathymanley8711]

NATIVE AMERICAN INDIANS ROCK !!!!🌞

[@norahe1953]

I’m a descendent of Catoneras, most-likely a Lenape woman but there are people who believe she was Montauk. She has lots of descendants and unfortunately our “diluted blood” contributes to the loss of land right for native New York peoples. I honestly didn’t even know Lenape still existed like that. I love that they’re bringing attention to this. Power to the People… NY will always be Native Land

[@tiakarout7866]

❤️✨this video gives me so much inspiration

[@lordskyrim2495]

I grew up in a small town. The Indian reserve invited the school to attend the pow wow every year.

[@sarnabbanerjee5272]

I am from India (Asia) and as a kid I used to wonder why native Americans are called Indians? In India, very few things are known about them. Later I got greatly interested in their culture and history. Their cultures and beliefs and mythologies and history are the treasures for the world. In our country India , we have 22 official languages after independence from british. We Indians love our culture so much. Lots of respect to all the diverse cultures in the world and to the native American culture.

[@raychee6007]

Sending love from the navajo in New Mexico

[@markusjohnson6763]

Right on that's good good young couple.....

[@darkflamestudios]

what a great story!

[@A_Chicago_Man]

Beautiful!

[@reneewood3171]

Otter tribe still exists that's pretty amazing

[@charlesbill3473]

I pray to God to give you alot of beautiful days I hope God bless you to have agreat day , I'm Charles by name from Los Angeles California and you where are you from?_

[@reneewood3171]

@@charlesbill3473 cochise county AZ may the almighty bless you and yours

[@user-sj4dk2nk1v]

God Bless my dears ❤️❤️❤️🌈☀️😘💞 Beautiful 🙏🌎

[@sakeenahhart113]

It's about time to reclaim your ancestral homelands. You are all Great nations American natives.

[@markisaac3550]

They are awsome

[@SankofaNYC]

Love this

[@iiadrian117]

Who else doin this for ELA/History homework?

[@guillermofernandez7414]

This are the Real American

[@constantravens4800]

Dope my family is from God's Lake First Nation's Respect 🙏 🇨🇦

[@williecao8096]

thx that is for my school

[@wendybilton1790]

How proud they must be, and quite rightly so! I bet the crime rate within these tribes is virtually none existent?!! I think it's absolutely beautiful that you are STILL dancing to this day. And I hope it continues to grow. Thank you for allowing us/me into your lives. Be safe ❤

[@charlesbill3473]

I pray to God to give you alot of beautiful days I hope God bless you to have agreat day , I'm Charles by name from Los Angeles California and you where are you from?_

[@mauricioramirez9744]

Originally Manahatta, meaning land of many hills. Pronounced Manhattan by the Dutch.

[@tiltingatentropy1215]

This is a subject that has interested me for a long time. I want to ask a serious question and see what everyone thinks. Obviously in America's history European settlers committed horrible atrocities against the indigenous people. I've often heard people say that Indigenous people should have the land they were living on back because European settlers essentially booted them out so the they could implement private ownership of their lands. My question is this: how would we go about restoring their lands today? Essentially it would mean admitting that our country exists illegitimately and should therefore disband and allow native peoples to have their rightful land. And so following this philosophy forward I would have to assume that such a moral stance by extension would not only would apply to Native Americans but also to indigenous people the world over. This begs another question: how far back should one go? In the United States we can identify this point easily, but in other parts of the world it becomes more murky-- how does one define "indigenous" and which point in the long history of other parts of the world would be the time one would point to where the people occupying the land at that time would be considered the rightful indigenous people. The issue is essentially that virtually every current population in every nation on the planet were not the same people that were there at the time history started being recorded; often, if not always, locations have been conquered, occupied, and subjugated many times over the years. Which people from when should be considered the rightful owners and therefore be awarded the land? Basically the entire world is populated by people who were originally from somewhere else, and most of the time the prior occupants did not leave willingly. So in the opinion of someone who would advocate for indigenous rights, how should such a hypothetical restoration take place? How far back should we go? Who should decide how the lines should be drawn and which people groups should go where? I agree that war, conquering, and the taking by force of land that has been occupied for a long time from someone else seems wrong and evil. Yet it has been the way the world and people have organized themselves ever since human ingenuity and agricultural technology permitted staying in one place and setting up trade and relations with other people groups that did the same. How would it all work? What would be the right way to act on this moral imperative to more justly arrange the occupation of the earth's populated locations, and by whom? I'd be interested to know, because this practical problem has always perplexed me when I hear people advocate for such a course of action. Thanks.

[@Pualleng]

4:15 so gorgeous❤✨✨✨✨

[@cjaquilino]

What a nice couple.

[@Randall2023]

Winnipeg Manitoba Canada 🇨🇦

[@elaztic]

Human biology 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾.

[@uligen9519]

awesome, man...need more footage of Native Americans on main steam media, eh...reconcile ...educate ...thank you..Turtle Island (north America) is on native land...awesome couple...

[@user-fl1dc9ju3g]

All lenape people must live in NY and all New Yorker must learn lenape language & culture.

[@Metrocatexplains722]

I agree! But the Lenape tribe Did not just live in New York but people in New York should all know Lenape language and culture

[@LAWRENCESmannjr-tm5kn]

Im also lenni Lenape nation ❤

[@AK-ei1vc]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@purpleblastoise]

Make America Great Again? No. Make Turtle Island Indigenous Again? Yes. 🐢🏝

[@katahi0749]

I really like their culture clothes

[@charlesbill3473]

I pray to God to give you alot of beautiful days I hope God bless you to have agreat day , I'm Charles by name from Los Angeles California and you where are you from?_

[@MariaCastillo-bu9zg]

Me emociona ver lo viva que esta esta cultura, los verdaderos duenos de estas TIERRAS, antes que se las robaran y los exterminaran, me saco el sombrero y les doy mi mas profundo respeto y admiracion por lo que estan creando con las nuevas generaciones. Columbus fue un genocida, junto con todos los delincuentes que se robaron todo en SUDAMERICA, centroamerica y el caribe. Cerebro este mes con mucha alegria y admiracion.

[@charlesbill3473]

I pray to God to give you alot of beautiful days I hope God bless you to have agreat day , I'm Charles by name from Los Angeles California and you where are you from?_

[@lordskyrim2495]

You definitely look good together :).

[@nathangarrawurra9938]

People see big apple with giant tall buildings with glimpse and glamour I see spiritual land which native people thrive according to their tradition law and upholding their origin Constitution which they live and see dance sing around fire🔥 the eagle flys as their eye in the sky which represents thier feathers sky wind sun water flows through their veins which reflects the Hudson River 🙏💪❤️🔥🌊🦅

[@WolfOfLosAngeles]

That’s cool

[@skinden1815]

It’s good to see some tribes participating in powwows not ceremonies but powwows. In a way that’s what pretty much tribes all have left. 😢

[@StevenOsburnHollywood]

Delaware Tribe of Indians, Bartlesville, Oklahoma . Delaware Nation, Anadarko, Oklahoma.

[@user-kf8uh3ug7m]

This is cool.

[@animaltreez]

This so Beautiful Right

[@oscardeudor8660]

👍👍

[@NativeVoicesTurtleIslandTV]

Lenapes have never left

[@diegoestrada9697]

👍

[@roheljuarez7456]

I love it

[@Reina.Nijinsky]

Beautiful ❤️ ty for sharing... Hugs from NYC 🍎

[@officialVozie100]

Ixehe to the lenape our time is here this is the native american decade NAHOMA 👊🏾🙏🏾💯🌎🦅🐾🕵🏾‍♀️

[@salomez-finnegan7952]

Official Vo1ze May I take the liberty of asking: are you Lenape?? Like actually mostly genetically/ethnically Lenape? Or are you mixed significantly with African? (I’m guessing this based off of your emoji choice ;) haha)

[@officialVozie100]

@@salomez-finnegan7952 they are still 100% native American haha 💯 did you watch the video and no native American is African or black 🚫

[@officialVozie100]

@@salomez-finnegan7952 I'm apache da'ba'z'ha ni'shin'ee NA'ZA'HE I'm 100% red American native American not black that's not true lenapes not black not white stop the trolling god bless

[@officialVozie100]

@@salomez-finnegan7952 I'm neither I'm 100% native American Aztec and Apache nde I'm from Arizona lol 😂💯🔥👩🏾

[@firebirdgraywolf7932]

The Indigenous Peoples of the Americas Parade October 14th 2023

[@Phillipito210]

Wow

[@user-jr4ct9hn5z]

🤝👍👍👍❤

[@sasachiminesh1204]

Just to keep the facts in line: The main 2 Lenape nations are not in Michigan, they're in Oklahoma: The dances shown are not Lenape dances specifically. There are also 2 Lenape nations in NewJersey-NewYork border area and in Delaware: Ramapough and Nanticoke-Lenii Lenape. The main Lenape nation is planning a move from Oklahoma, where the nation was forced to live within the Cherokee reservation, to land previously held in Kansas in the late 1800's.

[@charlesbill3473]

I pray to God to give you alot of beautiful days I hope God bless you to have agreat day , I'm Charles by name from Los Angeles California and you where are you from?_