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This blog details the intricacies of the intersectionality of Indigenous lives and experiences with those of African Americans. The historians offer abstracts on family genealogy, historical artifacts, and analyses on aspects of society and culture which are congruent with their African and Indigenous grandparents.
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Scholarly Survey: Three Choctaw Chiefs – Indian Removal
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Hot Water Cornbread and Indian Frybread - Grace and Amma, Episode Two
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Historical Survey: Indigenous People in the 19th century United States, their Adaptation to Colonization and Westward Expansion
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Historical Survey: Detribalized Indigenous Americans
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Historical Survey: African Americans on the Trail of Tears
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Historical Survey: The Intersection of Mississippi Choctaw and African Americans
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Grace and Amma Research the Sims Family, Episode One
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Scholarly Survey: Doc Sims from Mississippi
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Scholarly Survey: Henry Cooper Sims and His Legacy
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Historical Scholarship: Indigenous Theology - Conversion, Syncretism, or Assimilation?
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Research Prospectus: "Territory, Traditions, Culture, and Sovereignty: Indigenous Irredentism and Cultural Resurrection in the 21st Century"
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