Native Peoples of Oklahoma - Cherokee Nation v. Georgia Appeal Trial - 3.3.5 Contemporary Challenges

[@CoffeeLover-mz7bk]

Native American history is not taught enough in schools.

[@EmmelineSama]

They really should, though. I'm sure there were many wars they never told about. It is really unfair to at least tell their history.. before reservation time.

[@fungi42o0]

it's not taught at all

[@ranjanbiswas3233]

White America feel way too uncomfortable letting people learn about Native American history.

[@abdulrahamshabazz4903]

Very true!! I explained to the school and the principal. Prior years. Last week was my child's parents teacher conference. The staff and teachers are grateful for my child. Due to how I educated and raised my child. Very respectful, helpful, caring, kind, intelligent, and smart!! I guided my child to start reading college text books at the age of 8 years old. And yet surpasses learning in school, and knowledge of teachers.

[@deyaniragrimaldo1910]

Hello, I am very happy to find videos of the natives, but I would like to ask you to do a study of the Kickapoo natives, since there is almost no information about them and they are also from Oklahoma.

[@tracicomstock6525]

I am Cherokee on my mom's side and Scottish on my daddy's side. My mom's ppl are from South Carolina and daddy's ppl are from Alabama. I am from Atlanta, GA. Cherokee means Mountain People/ Highlanders same as the High land Scotts from Old 🌎. I know who I am in this world and in Christ. When anything is over analyzed (academia!!) the soul of it becomes sanitized. Blood is not enough; there must be a marriage of the heart and of the mind! There must BE...love.

[@PHDWhom]

I don’t go in for that religion but everything else I agree one hundred percent.

[@ebonylilyofzion177]

I have family in the UKB and Cherokee Nation. There is an interesting history of both nations UKB being more traditional and CN is run by more white people at the top. That is a huge part of the issue..but at the end of the day Tsalagi is Tsalagi 🌻

[@vickietudor4506]

I agree.

[@tylertaws3274]

The United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples is an imperative document. The United Nations Declarations on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples has 46 different articles under it. I definitely want to get a copy of it and study it up. It is important to know our rights as a Indigenous people. I know that in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights you have article 25 section 1 which is our right to claim a nationality and you also have the Universal Declaration of Human Rights article 15 section 2 which is, "Nobody shall arbitrary deprived their nationality or be denied the right to change their nationality. It is very important to know the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples is definitely very important for us to know. We also have the Universal Declaration of Human Rights article 18 which is our religious freedom and to practice different religions and beliefs as well as worship.

[@herbwolfe133]

His options for a better government sounds better than anything going presently.

[@rodneyhamilton2562]

That has always been the problem. All forms of government look great on paper, but none of them have ever been implemented anywhere close.

[@abdulrahamshabazz4903]

My Cherokee lineage: from 4th great grandparents grandparents. 4th Great Grandfather from Alabama. 4th Great Grandmother from Georgia. On the Drennen Roll. My 3rd Great Grandmother is on the Drennen Roll, Dawes Roll, Miller Roll. My 2nd Great Grandmother is on the Dawes roll. She died at 29 years old. Complications of child bearing. (Her 2nd eldest sister died at 18 years old. Prior before the Dawes roll. Due to complications of pregnancy.) My 1st Great Grandfather is on the Dawes roll. He died 10 days before I was born.

[@StevenOsburnHollywood]

I knew Sequoyah. He’s from Kansas, Oklahoma. Sequoyah is his 5th great grandfather.

[@adriandunham2408]

Is he still alive?

[@StevenOsburnHollywood]

Adrian Dunham No, he passed a few years ago.

[@palitsalagivickers4588]

R.I.P. Seqouyah Guess.The Cherokee Nation is what is on all the Treaties.The Cherokee Nation became the term used on all the treaties including the treaty of 1817 for lands in present n.Arkansas and they never agreed to go to the "Indian Territory.The delegation who went to Washington in 1825&1828 went with written instructions to endeavor the U.S.to run the Western boundary away from what became the OK.indian Territory.The treaty of 1828 for lands in what is called the Indian Territory was never agreed to.Those who followed John Jolly did so against tribal laws. S.G. says that Alexander Cummings chose the door opener...Chief Ostanaco was the War or Red Chief on all the recorded meetings of the 1760,70&80's.Standing Turkey was the Principal Chief.This is all recorded on the Nation to Nation records between Great Britain and the Cherokee Nation.with all due respect to S.G.this is false information.

[@ATTENTIONSLUTTomblinRiffle]

Living Cherokee WV tribe still in wv ..ignorance refuses TRUTH . OUR TRIBE 89% OF AMERICA ..ONLY FOOLS SLAVES FALL TO COLOR SLAVE LAWS GIVEN BY WICKED GOV LEADERS TO KEEP SLAVES NOT FREE PEOPLE ..LUE TOMORROW ..

[@slk1451]

I’m a CNO member and my uncles are UKB. My dad could be as he’s 9/32 and I’m 9/64. I live here in Jay. I’ve grown up goin to JOM camps and being involved in what was offered around Jay. The teachers really helped make sure we knew our culture and I’m grateful for them. I’m 35 now and I feel alienated from the tribe because I look white. I don’t fit in the white world but I keep to what my grandma always said white is always keep a garden and fuck the government.

[@AnthonyBurrito1313]

Sequoyah was just a cool cat. I was very fond of him for sure!!

[@danielcook5029]

Sequoyah Guess, are you related to the George Guess family. My greatgrandmother was one if his great grandaughters. Never met any of my tribal family.

[@elisebrunet1481]

Im 3th generation cherokee i want to know more about this precious culture and history .now i understand that origins and this blood is soooooo important *0*

[@ATTENTIONSLUTTomblinRiffle]

Lol ..if u 3rd gen YOU WOULD KNOW ALREADY ..LESS U RAISED IN GOV HOME ..SORRY 4 U ..

[@ATTENTIONSLUTTomblinRiffle]

Depends u from which part Cherokee tribe WV CHEROKEE TRIBE has dif cultures ..not beads but we use feather jewelries like b4 Brit war thing . feather jewelry made in painted feathers copper wires ..women are warriors so on . we have no choice ..men in tribe r usually killed b4 . age 50 ..cause gov forces things on us ..poisons so on ..truth ..

[@LindaMeeks-n8s]

Yes I have to agree native American Cherokee language ain't taught enough in schools; the truth where we live it's never taught in the schools here; my grandpa and some of our family was Cherokee.

[@catrachokc74]

Im Latino end i love this culture. ❤

[@adriandunham2408]

This man look like my family members wow

[@crystalmasters8582]

Makes me miss my Dad so much

[@ATTENTIONSLUTTomblinRiffle]

Lol prob is duh

[@eramichellecampbell3463]

Do not take what is not yours to take.

[@justinhudgins9682]

You said you can be from any rolls and be a member of the CN. I was told I wasnt from the dawes rolls I couldn't be Cherokee. My family was on the Henderson rolls and half did move to Arkansas in the last 1790's the rest stayed on land they donated to a preacher who let them stay and hide.

[@difencrosby]

I heard that also but they use the Dawes for the purpose of enrollment

[@justinhudgins9682]

@javon..x..strangerthings6901 I know EB goes of the baker only.

[@ElohiSilverEarthVentures]

My sister's and I have been trying to dig up our history of our grandmother's. We'd been told by our grnadmother that her mothers mother was on the trial of tears, she had the name of the "bird woman", our grandmother left Oklahoma with her mom as a child and came up to Tacoma Washington, which is where our Mother was then born. We're mostly all still up here in the NW but one of my sisters and myself, have been interested in moving back down to Oklahoma to reconnect with our people. My grandmother is on the rolls, and our great grandmother is as well, but that is an area in our family not discussed, pur nother has always focused on our grandfather's side and his French culture. We were not even aware about our grandmothers blood until our step dad had mentioned it to specifically me when i was in grade school 3rd grade ironically interested in doing a school report on cherrokke tribe. Not knowing I had cherrokkee blood. When I did that report my step dad, was so amazing and so helpful and encouraging to learn more about our grandmother's history. Regardless of my Mother not being very thrilled about me identifying myself as Native American, she didnt like that. I believe it had been something supressed within my grandmother, with how our great grandmother probably was raised and the negatives shed experienced because she was cherrokkee from the reservation down there. Oir grandmother, Thelma Raymond, was fair skinned, so it hadnt ever been questioned until we started seeing old photos of our great grandmother, then it was obvious we had either black blood or native American, she had long long blue black hair,thick, and dark brown eyes, tall, and very dark skin, she was the full blood. We looked up our grandmother on the rolls, found her, found our great grandmother and her husband who shed married while in Oklahoma. But we didnt keep the info, and its been lost again, Mae Long, i belive her married name was, not sure what her maiden last name was though which makes it hard to locate on Rolls again. Our step dad had helped us find all yhe information when we had first looked it up. And now 30 years later, we have no idea where to start back up our research. Without him here anymore and no one in the family who can really help guide us, its extremely frustrating. We do have our grandmothers original birth certificate, which is cool, but also, our Mom who has it, refuses to let it go, ide told her that in order for us to register with the Cherokee nation, wed have to send the original bc, and she isnt having that at all, she barley will let us look at it. Back when we did find all the information were now looking for again, we weren't aware or educated about what it was to register with the tribe or why it'd be helpful to us and our families. We didn't have our own children yet, asking about they're ancestors, we all do now, and we want them to know and not be like how our grandmother and Mom were with us about our cherrokkee blood. My step dad was who found the information about the bird woman story, I'm not sure about details or if that's totally true or fact, but my Step father was not one to feed us false information he was a very honest honorable man, so I don't think it's untrue. He found the information somewhere and I'm glad he told us about it because I feel that info might help us find the maiden last name of our Great Grandmother. I am hoping someone within the cherrokkee nation has knowledge of this woman, who was called the bird woman and can tell what her name was. Does anyone know?

[@EmmelineSama]

And now you realise, you are not Cherokee, you are Gaduwa.

[@jujuonthebeat776]

I'm actually part native American

[@Loyaltyoverlove74]

I love him💕 so Happy he know his history💕💕 part of the 12 tribes GAD 💕

[@sacredgrace707]

🌹

[@Kholan95]

I miss ᏍᏏᏉᏯ ᏥᎨᏒ

[@tracicomstock6525]

I am so glad my folks hid in Appalachian Mountains and got on with life. I find from experience so much arrogance and politics over blood just like the children of Israel.

[@juliefarrell3957]

My grandfathers name was Alphonzo Whelchel of the Arkansas Whelchels....ancestors from Georgia before that to the revolutionary war.....how do you trace your people?

[@queenateeba4803]

This dude is a white 5 dollar Indians ask your family because now they mixing DNA blood with whites to steal lands and properties. My 4x grandpa fought against us army in the creek war so my grandma left afterwards govt took her lands gave to $5 Indians settlers that immigrated here. Like have you seen recently Warren was lying like she was us a $5 Indian.

[@charlottejordan8080]

@@queenateeba4803or Areeba? I'm confused by your comments and using "we" natives. Your message is confusing are you claiming to be a Cherokee Queen? or African Queen? I'd be interested in viewing your DNA results, may I?

[@standforchange08]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/j3Tak3SfYqiZj5o your grandpa was what? Excuse me?

[@standforchange08]

Charlotti Jordan kzbin.info/www/bejne/foHIZ3Wdr62Kj5I Eye think it’s time we study as to the reason you left your lands and came to ours. Peace and Blessings🌞

[@ifloridawarriorcatfan9918]

Queen Ateeba I know for sure that the Cherokee weren’t black either. Stop trying to say that white people can’t be Cherokee too if you have 1 drop of Cherokee blood in you, you’re Cherokee period.

[@richardwooten5490]

ANEKIDUEYAH , MEANS "" THE PRINCIPAL PEOPLE OF Y A H "" , ACCORDING TO CHIEF , RIVERWIND. THE ORIGINAL NAME AMOUNG THE "C H E R O K E E !

[@williamrand9647]

All Thing's Cherokee

[@williamrand9647]

Debra Sue..

[@yawbear]

Where are the Red Hebrews, that Adair mentioned did not eat pork?…Indiana has only two families left who keep the way as written about by Adair of the 77 families who migrated together to that area of Indiana in the late 19th century, the modern peoples who run their casino programs eat pork and no longer serve the creator.

[@ymmatsamoht9829]

I am full blooded Cherokee I was adopted or stolen I don't know which I was born Tamm Taylor 1959

[@barbaraobrien2155]

Gadua

[@ymmatsamoht9829]

Never taught in schools

[@nordicsonofeurope5078]

I have a lot of Empathy for this guy and his people, if only Native Americans knew that Europeans got plagued by the same thing in history that they did and that’s Judeo-Christianity, if Judeo-Christianity didn’t invade Europe from the Middle East and forcibly change the culture and religion of the indigenous people as well as kill off many European Pagans that didn’t convert to their religion, the atrocities done to the Native Americans would have never happened, also a lot of the good qualities that came from Christianity came from European Paganism, sorry to offend any Christians but it’s just a fact and sometimes the truth hurts and the truth is many Europeans want their true sense of Sovereignty back just as much as Native Americans and because of this I hope that one day we can peacefully coexist.

[@robertdry5256]

LLP

[@robertdry5256]

Sorry didnt mean to do this. I was scrolling an these letters got away from me. But I'd like to say that I know both of these gentlemen. The Dr. An I worshiped together, an Sequoyah had a brother named George Guess.

[@EmmelineSama]

Yes that is history as well. But, back to the indigenous people, I would like to hear more of their history. And I hope their history would be taught more, in schools. Since that is the topic here, you know.

[@tracicomstock6525]

The love of money...

[@geenemartinez4182]

Thank You sir for educating america about the difference between real Natives and the cherokee people that claim to be Native and are really english posing as Natives. Also, I LOVE to see Native people like you because I was always told that I could not be Native because I am also African but people like you are very close to my complexion because I am not that dark for an African but my DNA screams Native, Asian, and African. To add, this explains the reason that most people claiming to be Cherokee show up on a DNA test British and Irish. LOL!!!

[@ifloridawarriorcatfan9918]

Geene Martinez They had a survey that only 5% of blacks in the USA have Native American ancestors.

[@flashylights]

Ooo i learned something 🤗😊thanks

[@geenemartinez4182]

@@ifloridawarriorcatfan9918 Of course only 5% were going to have Native American ancestors because the white man tampered with our census records so much they tried to make white people look like they had more people that have Native American ancestry. The only reason they would do that is to reclaim their power as the United States of America. Otherwise, they have no place of origin in America because only real Native Americans possess a DNA that will prove their land of origin or geographical status.

[@blessedamerican3541]

@@geenemartinez4182 The Cherokee DNA “masks” as European DNA. I remember the PBS show where they tried to tell Tina Turner she wasn’t part Indian. Her Grandmother was a Native American. They were from a little place called Nuthatch Tennessee. In actuality, she was probably one quarter Native American.

[@beeamerica5024]

As I watch a dirt-dobber carries off a victim to be consumed

[@yeshuahebrews7999]

I'm 5th generation Cherokee from Wilmington NC found my 1896 Dawes Roll. I'm full blooded

[@ifloridawarriorcatfan9918]

That’s not full blooded, but if you have 1 drop of blood in you you’re Cherokee.

[@midnitewaterchief]

Your not full blood your a liar

[@StevenOsburnHollywood]

You’re not in a roll, your ancestor would be.

[@arrowheadkennels]

Far from being a full blood.

[@extraterrestrial4287]

@@ifloridawarriorcatfan9918 Ok, my Maternal Grandmother was not white. Also had black hair, brown eyes, darker skin, Native American facial features.She referred to herself as American Indian her whole life. But she wouldn't need an introduction as such. It was obvious. My late aunt told me Cherokee. As far as I can find is her grandparents on ancestry search. But although I can find Hill and Rose families on Dawes Rolls, I cannot find those first names. So one drop makes on Cherokee? Im more than one drop but where do I go from here?

[@jencaingwwpict]

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[@jencaingwwpict]

ROSES ARE RED, VIOLETS ARE BLUE, MY ANCESTOR WALKED ON THE TRAIL OF TEARS AND I GIVE A WHITE ROSE TO YOU, PAPIS!!!!!!😄😄😘😘😐😐

[@scapulamemati1367]

S.a

[@jencaingwwpict]

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[@thickbrianq]

Anijalagi.

[@chiefspiritcherokeenation7703]

All...Cherokee have mix bloodline..I am Shocked...you have to full blood Cherokee ?....let me think on that one

[@simban00]

Think about what? He is talking about original Cherokees and not the aboriginal Cherokees who are mixed. Just because you are mixed it does not mean all Cherokee are mixed. And if you love your Cherokee background try preserving it in its pure form.

[@standforchange08]

Christopher Bateman Too many 5$ Indians smh.. at least Trump know they fake. One thing Eye can say about him. These guys in this videos are not from the East Indian tribe and they didn’t come through no trail of tears! They stealing history and people wondering how did Oklahoma become Mexico, after the bombing of wall street in 1921

[@FranticAnimations]

@@simban00 That's called racism, buddy.

[@simban00]

@@FranticAnimations The Creator created the races and to distinguish them does not make one racist. My mama was an original (normal - both parents Cherokee/Indian) and my father was an original (normal - both parents Cretan/Greek) that makes me an aboriginal (abnormal). Am I being a racist to myself distinguishing the truth?

[@Nijuka87]

@@simban00 you preserve the culture and language. Everything else isn’t abnormal, we’re all human with different ethnic backgrounds: nothing more. I too have family backgrounds that tie into Cherokee culture, as well as various European nations. No one is pure, those that are are well into the years, those that have high blood quantum will become fewer and as time passes that too will shrink. It’s just how reproduction works. Focus on what matters, on what will last forever. The culture, the language, the traditions. Keep them alive.

[@humbertomontemayor3580]

Ellossonlosverdaferosamericanos

[@Jthunter60]

This guy is discriminating against people that don't have enough blood. That's not right that, is not the Cherokee way. Cherokee nation!

[@christyshultz6443]

For the last time you can be Cherokee and just be adopted in the nation.You don't have to much but way of lineage. My grandmother if one were to estimated percentage would have been more like 70 percent... but I was adopted.other than sometimes in being her and my dad for having such dark skin that they never burned I was a little jealous about that because I'm fair-skinned by nature.beyond that I don't remember much of my childhood though.

[@yeshuahebrews7999]

What do you think I am sir?

[@yeshuahebrews7999]

@@christyshultz6443 I'm full blooded Cherokee I have a 1850 Federal Census from Cherokee County, North Carolina & a 1892 list for the 1896 Dawes Rolls & the 1896 Dawes Rolls with everything in between trust. It's called dominate & recessive, The Redskin or copper colored Aboriginal Indian Race defined in Blacks Law & the 1828 Webster Dictionary Original definition of American It's talking about a Reddish Brown Hue like me. There's people on the final Rolls now that had 3/16 blood That's 18% Cherokee blood 120 years ago, if that Cherokee goes outside of Cherokee blood and have children and those Children have children you have Cherokee Indians with 1/32 blood That's 3.1% cherokee blood if he goes outside you bloodline is foreign dominate & recessive. Plus they forgot about Full bloods like me. This was for John T.

[@christyshultz6443]

@@yeshuahebrews7999 I live in Tennessee we have a lot of different types of native Americans I believe that my family is primarily Shawnee(scots-irish).. but some Cherokee. My mother she was mostly Irish though. So important to note that both my(fraternal) grandmother and my father had the cheekbones and the reddish brown skin and like I said they always had such dark skin in comparison to mine. Really doesn't matter cuz I was adopted.No idea I know that I come from Tennessee beyond that I have no idea genealogy for my DNA. But it's good to know that someone is keeping a track of their heritage and their history I commend you.

[@yeshuahebrews7999]

@@christyshultz6443 I respect your Honesty. Salute

[@jencaingwwpict]

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[@nutinman4u]

$5 Indians

[@thickbrianq]

$5 indians are a myth told by blacks, you're racist for thinking it.

[@ifloridawarriorcatfan9918]

Shut up you’re as racist as this guy in this video NUJK JUHM.

[@difencrosby]

This Cherokee doesn’t know history. Cherokee did not come from the East, the Cherokee came from the North Midwest near Michigan, Illinois. They split from the rest of the Iroquois and moved south towards present day North Carolina 1,000 years ago

[@CoffeeLover-mz7bk]

They came from the Georgia area when they were marched on the trail of tears. He was just referring to coming from the East as a reference point. He was not giving an extensive dialogue about their history.

[@Tsalagi978]

False. 🤦🏻‍♂️ Cherokee residency in Southern Appalachia is at least 3,000 years.

[@difencrosby]

@@Tsalagi978 no it’s not. Those people are mulugeons

[@Tsalagi978]

@@difencrosby 😂😂😂😂🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️ No. DNA doesn’t lie. Melungians are a mix of white, black, and natives all rolled together 😂

[@duaneholcomb8408]

@@difencrosby Sequoya. Himself was only part Cherokee by blood the Cherokee. In the beginning never paid much attention to blood quantum. It was determined by your mother and if you were raised as a Cherokee. If so you were recognized as Cherokee. Some what like Americans are a himigiony of different people. Yet we don't consider ourselves European no more. If we are born here and our mother and fathers are from,here. We say I'm,an American even though by blood lineage you maybe all English European,,,

[@atlanteantreyindian2750]

Real natives was black y’all need to wake up.

[@kingasher415]

Native american Tribe of GAD of the Northern Kingdom of Israel. The Most High YahaWAH of Yasharahla scattered our people here to the Land of Arzareth (americas). Makes sense that our people are called GADuWAH. Come back to the Laws of TMH.

[@kingasher415]

Genesis 49:19 “Gad, a troop shall overcome him: but he shall overcome at the last.”

[@frandsenphilip1]

Here we go - look, you lost. Get over it.

[@ATTENTIONSLUTTomblinRiffle]

No wonder my sis our.kids went g.a. swimming in savannah river with giant turles were not afraid ..loves it..

[@senpai704]

Bruh ur white

[@ATTENTIONSLUTTomblinRiffle]

We are 89 % of USA.i was watching dif. Videos and found a Collins in scottish lands who i just had to tell her GRAMA was a cherokee of age 13 who died having her dad even tho she there in Scottish so on..she belong here. W.V. CherokeeTribe..scotts england law still trying lie say fam dead blah blah ..haha..gov can go to OUHI