Unveiling the Truth: The Misnomer of "Black Seminoles" and the Hidden Legacy of Indigenous Enslavement
The term "Black Seminoles" is a historical misnomer that misrepresents the complex identities and experiences of Native American and African
Embracing Tradition: Inside the Annual Green Corn Unity Celebration of the Yamassee Nation of Seminole
Nestled amidst the verdant expanse of the southeastern United States lies a cultural treasure trove, where tradition and heritage...
Chief Osceola " I'm not a Negro, or a slave, or black, I am an Indian" published in Harper's Weekly 1818
cried Osceola. "My skin is dark, but not black, I am all Indian, a Seminole
Unraveling the Indigenous Ties of Gullah Geechee Culture
Are the Gullah Geechee People of the low country Carolinas as much indigenous to America as they are African? Hey y'all! Grab a seat,...
Black Indigenous Seminoles & A Look At -Morning Dew- Wife Of Seminole Warrior Osceola
Osceola was a Creek warrior who remained unconquered during the Second Seminole War. Osceola rose to prominence during the Second...