The Tribal Squawk-The Black Indian Freedmen Perspective, is to be a new written venue that introduces, explores, manifest and attaches rightful meaning to the lives and legacies of people of mixed African and Native American bloodlines. This largely ignored population of people has been relegated to margins of society for generations and given the name Freedmen. The TRIBAL SQUAWK will feature the writings of some the nation’s foremost Freedmen writers and bloggers. They will be sharing insight on current as well as historical events. The unique difference here is, this information will be coming from descendants of former slaves who are telling it from our perspectives as ones who are still living and feeling the results of slavery.
A petition has been filed on behalf of the two remaining survivors of the 1921 Tulsa Massacre in the Greenwood District. The survivors are Mother
We at the “Tribal Squawk” feature inside of the Descendant Freedmen Alliance of Kansas City’s website offer an apology. It’s been too long since we
In my many years as a tradesperson in the construction industry, I’ve heard more than my share of tall tales. Many times the story teller
The proposed Court case decision in the case of Rhonda Grayson and Jeff Kennedy vs the Creek Nation on December 1st, 2022, took a no-decision
It appears that a long-awaited decision is preparing to be rendered in the Creek Freedmen case. Details are still being updated. At this time, it
