🎥: Muscogee (Creek) Citizens Beyond the Reservation Outreach in Dallas, TX | September 21, 2024 MVTO to all of our fellow Muscogee citizens of Texas for stopping by the Dallas outreach. We really hope you enjoyed getting to meet with our leadership, receiving helpful information about programs and resources and learned a little bit more about our language and culture! Until next time...HVTVM CEHECARES! 👋🏼 #TheMuscogeeNation #ForOurPeople #BeyondTheReservation | The Muscogee Nation

🛑 READ THIS. The Yamassee. The Washitaw. The Powhatan.The Choctaw. The Muscogee.The Seminole. The Catawba. The Timucua. The Natchez. The Olmec. The Anishinaabe. The Ute. The Mandan. The Cherokee. The Shoshone. The original Californians. The Gulf tribes. The Great Lakes tribes. The Eastern Woodland nations. The Southeastern Confederacies. These weren’t “Native Americans” in the cartoon sense. These were MOORS the copper-colored nations of the Americas. Dark-skinned. Feather-crowned. Mound-buildi

She sang at Carnegie Hall but critics called her the Indian Princess. Tsianina Redfeather Blackstone, a Muscogee mezzo-soprano born in 1882 in what is now Oklahoma, rose to fame in the early 20th century. Educated at a federally funded boarding school, her talent was discovered and she studied under prominent vocal coaches with the help of a patron. Her powerful voice graced famous stages and performances for American presidents. Collaborating with composer Charles Cadman, she blended Indigenous