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Pocahontas Island, VA: Black–Indigenous Roots, War Captives, and the First Escapes from Enslavement
These Indigenous captives represent the first people forced into bondage in English North America—predating the importation of Africans in
Emancipation Day at Negro Fort: A Sacred Gathering of Memory, Resistance, and Return
May the flame we lit this weekend continue to burn through every step we take toward freedom, land, and legacy.
The Unpaid Debt: How the Cherokee and Choctaw Nations Owe Reparations to Black Freedmen
Black people enslaved by these tribes were not Africans at all, but Indigenous people — prisoners of war from rival tribes who were captured
Rooted in Legacy: A Guide to Indigenous Black Farmers Across the U.S.(List Included)☺️
Our relationship with the land is ancestral. It’s the story of survival, joy, and the unwavering determination to cultivate abundance.
The Lumbee Recognition: A Victory for Identity, A Challenge to Racial Narratives
Via lumbeetribe.com The recent federal recognition of the Lumbee Tribe by President Donald Trump marks a profound moment in the ongoing...
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