We Are All Related by GhostBear1890
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I took this at McFarland Park in Florence, AL 9/19/07 at the end of the Trail of Tears motorcycle ride. I am of Blackfeet, Cherokee and Choctaw descent. In the Circle we are all related. The woman in the jeans and tshirt being led in dance by an elder is blind. In the Circle we are ALL related.
Comments (9)
Elcet
Great idea, THANKS for sharing! Peace, Edouard
mickeyrony
Superb my friend I adore the Indians or Native. Beautiful catch of sight Mile mercies I give you a link to go to see great video of Native ((5++)) http://www.megavideo.com/?v=GKY369D1 Superbe mon ami J'adores les Indiens ou Native . Belle prise de vue Mile mercis je te laisse un lien pour un video que j'ai fait si intéresser tu as tout à gagner mon ami http://www.megavideo.com/?v=GKY369D1
InfiniteMoon
AWESOME Sis and Thank You! I wish I could rate it higher but I can't!
MrsLubner
Ghostbear! You are the first Blackfoot I have met - or at least who admits to it. I cannot tell you how we know because the older family members will not speak of it, but I am part Blackfoot. My husband is part Cherokee, Chactaw and Chicasaw. My Grand daughter is Paiute. My older sister is Creek. Small world we walk in, huh? I love the picture of this pow wow. I have only been to two but I loved the dance and singing contests. Oh...and the food! :-)
GhostBear1890
I am very proud of my heritage.....my grandparents were forced to hide their heritage because they could still be removed from their families and sent to boarding school. Our ancestors weren't even citizens of the US until the mid-1920s.
zoren
great love..
durleybeachbum
How wonderful! I find all this predjudice and persecution ghastly, it happens everwhere.
netsia
Mitakuye Oyasin....great shot....we just came back from Crow Creek SD pow wow, there were riders honored who were from the ride to remember those who were hanged in Mankato....my grandmother was Osage and Shawnee and my grandfather was Cherokee....I think it is difficult for others to believe such atrocities could happen but WE ALWAYS REMEMBER. thank you
RobyHermida
NICE.............