Episode 443
Native Americans Push The Government To Make Good On Its Promises
Chuck Hoskin Jr, Principal Chief of the Cherokee Nation, explains why his people are owed a representative in Congress based on a treaty that goes back almost 200 years.
Joe Madison the Black Eagle · Chuck Hoskin Jr., Cherokee Nation
December 13, 202214m 18s
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Show Notes
Chuck Hoskin Jr, Principal Chief of the Cherokee Nation, explains why his people are owed a representative in Congress based on a treaty that goes back almost 200 years.
Topics
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