An in-depth journey of learning about and discussing our Mvskoke history through historical records, references, and oral history told by Mvskokvlke.
Summarize our discussion on the Dawes Commission. Discuss the Oklahoma Indian Welfare Act and MCN 1979 Constitution.
Welcome to Episode 10 of "What is Citizenship" with co-host Kara Medina.
Topic: 14th Amendment and Dawes Allotment Era
Welcome to Episode 8 with special guest Joseph "Tommy" Rogers citizen of the Muscogee (Creek) Nation. Tommy share with us his recent trip back to our homelands in Georgia.
Welcome to Episode 9 of "What is Citizenship?" with co-host Kara Medina.
We discuss the following:
Welcome to Episode 7 of "What is Citizenship?" with a very special guest Bon Deere, son of Phillip Deere.
We had an in-depth discussion on what does it mean to be Mvskoke. This notion of citizenship is a foreign concept brought to the Mvskoke people.
Welcome to Episode 6 of "What is Citizenship?" with special guest Joe Anderson.
Mr. Anderson is a citizen of the Muscogee (Creek) Nation and resides on the reservation. We discuss the history of Mvskoke people pre-removal, identity as it relates to citizenship and the challenges we face from supporters of Freedman's attempt to gain citizenship.
Welcome to Episode 5 "What is Citizenship?" with special guest Dierdra Thompson.
Ms. Thompson is a citizen of the Muscogee (Creek) Nation and resides on the reservation is Coweta.
We discuss what is citizenship, identity and stigma as it relates to the Freedmen argument of gaining citizenship into the Muscogee (Creek) Nation.
Welcome to Episode 4 of "What is Citizenship?"
This week I am recording on the Muscogee (Creek) Reservation. This weeks guests will discuss Mvskoke history, identity and stigma.
Our special guest today is Nelson Harjo Sr., renowned flute maker and Alabama-Quassarte Tribal Town Chief.
We explored the history of Mvskokvlke and tribal sovereignty.
We discuss the complex history of Black Slavery and Indian Slave Masters. Ms. Krauthamer’s book Black Slaves, Indian Masters: Slavery, Emancipation, and Citizenship in the Native American South is the first full-length study of chattel slavery and the lives of enslaved people in the Choctaw and Chickasaw Indian nations. The book reveals the centrality of slavery and racial ideology in Native leaders’ definitions of Indian sovereignty, as well as in U.S. federal policy towards Indian peoples and territory.
Special Guest: Barbara Krauthamer Dean of the College of Humanities and Fine Arts, Professor of History at University of Massachusetts Amherst.
Black Slaves, Indian Masters: Slavery, Emancipation and Citizenship in the Native American South book can be found on Amazon.com.
Listen to our discussion about the Dred Scott v. Sampson, Emancipation Proclamation and 13th Amendment. We provide the timeline of events that catapulted the Civil War. Enslaved people of Indian nations did not fall under the provisions of the 13th Amendment. The 13th Amendment also brought on new questions about black people’s freedom. This issue also became a key point in negotiating the treaties with the Five Tribes.
Special Guest: Kara Medina, Mvskoke Citizen
Welcome to Episode 1 of "What is Citizenship?" Listen to the introduction of my podcast and the areas we will cover to determine what is citizenship and who gets to determine citizenship.