@estelusti @choctawnationOK@ChickasawNation@IndianCommittee@CCFAnow@AYWalton Right now in Corporate America, there is an #ESG movement against business that engage with companies that have profited from slave labor. This is relevant today, because 4/5 tribes continue to discriminate against the Black Native Freedmen population.
Congresswomen Maxine Waters' Testimony, discussing the current state of Black-Native America Freedmen https://t.co/ypd5NdHrhu #ccfanow#CivilRights#NativeAmericans
@estelusti There is no such thing as "pure blood". Those communities were tri-racial and each demographic of citizens should've been granted equal status.
Angela Walton-Raji (lower right), a genealogical researcher working with #NativeAmerican records in #Oklahoma, gave an @OklaMediaCenter presentation “about the #Freedmen — a bilingual, bicultural and in many cases biracial people forgotten in their own state.” Thanks, @AYWalton!
@Peeps1908@karenhunter@michaelharriot .. “and after we rewrite history, use the church to rock you to sleep, you become the immigrants in the new stories”. Sounds about right 🤔
@thelauracoates … #leaders shouldn’t be able to vote against the benefits they utilize for themselves. Definitely not leadership, it’s something else 🤔
@AliVelshi This is important and our groups documents how the slave-holding Native American tribes participated and benefited from it economically. https://t.co/a0BL7tYh7G