Native Voices: Black Kettle

[@myztico369]

I like the way you put your vids together as well as the messages they convey,well done and powerful! Thank You!

[@Lion85]

Music? can i get it?

[@Lion718]

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[@prigual]

hi, I read your comment now.I dont understand it. Anyway..I was trying to defend the native point of view. Cheyenne fought for thier country and they were sent to reservations..they lost that battle. but yes, they are still there, however I think not many keep their language today.I would like they will never loose their culture(but I ha ve no idea of cheyene) regards

[@Cheylady85]

@1224kristin whats ur family name he is also my great great great gpa on my moms side of the family.

[@1224kristin]

@snickerdudlerox4life lol?iam he is my great great great grandpa from my moms side

[@tomahawklapache]

how can one to be impartial in name custer division. to look at these video it is a true apology with racism towards the people native. made as me announced these vidéos character racists has. and to pass to the message these people nothing has to make here!

[@tranurse]

atrocities were committed by both sides. look at wounded knee. us soldiers killed old men, women and children. and also what about the battle right before little big horn. custer had the band play music, so his soldiers could have a good time while the massacred women and children. it goes both ways.

[@prigual]

of course the was atrocities in both sides..but who was fighting for their country? I don't see that Cheyenne ppl. have a country now. This video just defend the native point of view, the "losers" casue the were outnumbered.and now their culture is almost gone