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For your information, many historical woodland tribes were governed by female chiefs and councils. This didn't change until European contact because their kings refused to negotiate with our women leaders. Our tribal women are very active on all councils and our current tribal chairperson is a women.
And history is being revised and edited by AI and the Marxist assbags that coded the programs. History is being truthful about the past and learning not what to do again. I fear that alot of people haven't learned from it and were doomed to look like Venezuela. The native Americans got a raw deal but I had no part in it nor my family. We emigrated here in 1898 and didn't own slaves or take somebody's land. Yes, I'm white and I wrote this.
The Military also contributed "WTF-Over??!!" to society as a whole. Up there with GPS by my estimate.
Did you know that under many old state laws since you have one drop of Indian blood you are non-white and called mulato. Look it up. Your native ancestors couldn't vote until 1924 because they were not citizens until then. The right to practice native religions didn't come until 1978. If your ancestors could pass as white, they moved where they could ignore the laws. Even Indiana hadMy great grandmother was a Cherokee, so I guess I can claim more lineage than Elizabeth warren.
There is an old saying though that goes, "What do you have when you get 32 Cherokees in a room? One Indian."
mulato laws, some which can still be found, but not enforced.
You do know there are laws on the books about homosexuality, and adultery that are no longer enforced as well.
I guess I’m not understanding the tongue lashing about being white while Indians are considered not offensive. When they are some of the most racist, closed off people you will meet. White people need not be anywhere near their land. The offensive and derogatory slang used by most tribes to refer to white people is astounding. Then to sit on this supposed moral high ground and tell us how awful all white peole are? Nah…. Take that **** to someone who cares I ain’t in the mood.
Not questioning you here but sharing what I have been told. I have some friends that are as deep as you can get into genealogy as they can get and they tell me that very few folks that have been told all their lives about that Indian ancestry are shocked to find it does not exist or is EW levels.My great grandmother was a Cherokee, so I guess I can claim more lineage than Elizabeth warren.
There is an old saying though that goes, "What do you have when you get 32 Cherokees in a room? One Indian."
We should. All those damn horseless carriages should have to have a man with a lantern walk in front of them to drive through town…
I never knew my great grandfather, he passed away before I was born, but he was married to my great grandmother for a long time. I remember her as being strict about children, she had raised 6, and unforgiving of cooking mistakes made by my mother who was of German ancestry. She was very sharp mentally and read everything she could get, still hold a conversation with you about anything up into her 90s. She passed on at 98, I always figured she would make 100.
Curious which mod edited my post and what needed the rework. PM would be appreciated as I'm not trying to add to my post count unnecessarily.
My great grandmother was unmistakably Indian, short, big angular nose, sharp features, long grey hair. She had eyes that saw everything.
Years ago I was at a funeral for a coworker's relative and I noticed some of the family had features I was familiar with. I asked him if they were part Cherokee, he said yes and asked how I knew. I told him it takes one to know one.
See you can discuss topics…
My grand mother certainly had many features and we were always told that was also in our linage but I don’t know for sure. At 99 she was laid to rest with but a few gray hairs…
