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Chrysler Museum unveils outdoor sculpture honoring Native Americans - Vimarsana News

Chrysler Museum unveils outdoor sculpture honoring Native Americans

The Chrysler Museum of Art has a new outdoor sculpture that honors the land acknowledgment with Virginia Native Americans.

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Chrysler Museum unveils outdoor sculpture honoring Native Americans - Vimarsana News

Chrysler Museum unveils outdoor sculpture honoring Native Americans

The Chrysler Museum of Art has a new outdoor sculpture that honors the land acknowledgment with Virginia Native Americans.

Source: wtkr.com
Wilma Mankiller, activist and first female Cherokee Chief, gets her own Barbie doll - Vimarsana News

Wilma Mankiller, activist and first female Cherokee Chief, gets her own Barbie doll

Mattel announced its latest addition to its Inspiring Women doll line, honoring the late Cherokee activist and chief.

White Oak Mountain Ranger: Two Rivers - Chattanoogan.com - Vimarsana News

White Oak Mountain Ranger: Two Rivers - Chattanoogan.com

White Oak Mountain Ranger: Two Rivers Wednesday, April 21, 2021 “So long as we think dugout canoes are the only possibility-all that is real or can be real-we will never see the ship, we will never feel the free wind blow.” Sonia Johnson “Everyone must believe in something. I believe I’ll go canoeing.” Henry David Thoreau The keel of the canoe softly scraped the shallow stone making the only sound in the early morning darkness. The paddles were virtually silent as we oozed into the blackness of the Tennessee River. Light to the east was so hard to come by that the horizon abov...

Cherokee Nation admits descendants of black people it enslaved before the Civil War as full citizens - Vimarsana News

Cherokee Nation admits descendants of black people it enslaved before the Civil War as full citizens

The change came on Monday after years of racial friction and legal battles Under a 1866 treaty after the Civil War, descendants of black slaves of the Cherokee tribe - known as Freedman - should have been given equal rights But a 'blood clause' in tribe's Constitution has contradicted this treaty The  clause based citizenship of the Cherokee Nation on being descended 'by blood' from tribal members listed on a 19th-century census On Monday, this language was ordered to be removed by tribe's Supreme Court This should clear the way for Freedmen to have equal rights in the nation Such rights ...