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Restoration of our indigenous identity

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T'Vontis Gully Verified
1 month ago

Our Identity is very important.

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Oronde STOKES DBA Verified
1 month ago

As empress Aiyana & other fellow autodidact & philomaths like myself to continue learning & undoing their forced cession treaties of our allodial lands they turned into territories & later municipalities..

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Portia Andrews Verified
1 month ago

The importance of sign this petition this so called native people aren’t indigenous to this land and they know this, they know that they were bought here by to do the colonizer work.

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Tameara Campbell Verified
1 month ago

The truth will set you free

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La Tonya Tibbs Verified
1 month ago

I found I am mixed with several Indian bloodlines. My grandfather always told me about the five nations we are from. Now doing research I found a lot of discoveries about status,land patents. Patents of roll numbers m, Indian census from other tribes and nations my other ancestors are born. So I tired if the lies.

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Patrick McIver Verified
1 month ago

I'm signing because if you are a person of indigenous heritage born, and raised in this place it is a must do. Enough with the BS! THE ONLY WAY THAT WE CAN ACCOMPLISH ANYTHING WE WANT IS AS ONE....

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Nicole Conover Verified
1 month ago

It's time for the lie to end, and what's rightfully ours must be restored to us.

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Greg Newell Verified
1 month ago

My family's own federal records prove this. My great-great-grandfather Rolie Joe Douglas was classified "Mulatto" on the 1910 census and "Negro" by 1920 — no migration, no new arrival, just a pen stroke that erased who he already was. His father-in-law's line traces to Creek land in Georgia before the 1821 treaty cession. There's no slave ship manifest in my family's paper trail because there was no ship. That absence is the evidence. Restoration of indigenous identity isn't abstract for us.

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Supporter Verified
1 month ago

i am THAT...i am.

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Carlisa Turner Verified
1 month ago

Because my bloodline is on American soil🏹🪶

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Dynika Harris Verified
1 month ago

I ve traced my lineage to 1871 and found my great great great grandmother and father in Louisiana they were Indigenous.

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Britt Nicole Verified
1 month ago

That which is rightfully ours, we are entitled to possess, and this land is our due.

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Shannon Waters Verified
1 month ago

Cause my lineage has always been in america

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Raymond Grant Verified
1 month ago

They stole and lied long enough.Its our time for the truth

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RUSSELL SAYLES Verified
1 month ago

WE NEED OUR OWN IDENTIFICATION MOVING FORWARD AS ALL THE BLACK SKINNED GROUPS ARE TRYING TO STEAL OUR RIGHTS AND BENEFITS..

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Nyasa Russell Verified
1 month ago

We have been lied to for way too long and their time is up. Pay rent or get evicted. I did not and do not agree to be commercial property. The more of us that reclaim our birthright and land we can push them out.

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Natasha Grandberry Verified
1 month ago

To know who we really are

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Joshua White Verified
1 month ago

My life is at stake and im being discriminated by laws just because of the so called color of my skin or skin pigmentation

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Cassandra Washington Verified
1 month ago

What causes sound in to recognize our status and who we are it’s time for our rights to be taken back and our land

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Clinton Mosley Verified
1 month ago

It's needed more than ever now.