Because of a unique situation, didn't learn the truth about my lineage, until my adopted mother corrected me from the false claim of being African. My biological mother then told me that we are Choctaw from the Mississippi Valley Indians.
The U.S. education system never mentioned anything about the indigenous Americans of this land were severely reclassified throughout the years.
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James Dixon
1 month ago
Signing because it’s long over due,
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Shaun Jefferson
1 month ago
I’ve always said I was indigenous
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Ahiga Xi-Amaru
1 month ago
Supporting the Tribe
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Yolanda Mathis
1 month ago
I am signing the petition because this is my ancestral home. Our identities, lands, homes, infrastructures, languages, cultures, inventions, artifacts, and our presence on our land;people think and have made it upon themselves to be gatekeepers of our entire existence! The obsession over our skin color, hair, lingo, basically, anything we do--the world feels like it has to monitor us for just existing. This is our home! We have been misclassified and everyone benefits off our essence!
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Norman Brown
1 month ago
Has to be done. Tired of the lies and disrespect.
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Lisa Martin
1 month ago
Restore indigenous status
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Sina Randall
1 month ago
The aboriginal of north America has been bamboozled into believing we are from another continent. It is time that the u.s.corporation tell the truth.
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Joseph Douglas
1 month ago
Reclassification of indigenous status
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George Holoman jr
1 month ago
Becuz my great grand never called us an African,
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William Richardson
1 month ago
We know who we are
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Brandon Edwards
1 month ago
For our people
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Lillie Dee
1 month ago
Our birthright
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Amiyoko Shabazz
1 month ago
The Time is Now for the Rise of the Primordial Race. US.......THE FIRST
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Christopher Cook
1 month ago
I want to do something on the behalf of me and my people
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Willie Dobin
1 month ago
To help support bringing the truth to indigenous so-called black Americans of and how we should reclaim our status as first owners of the American land mass.
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21 Hebrew University
1 month ago
It is important to me because it is reclassification for our identity from African back to its original
Jaquan u Taylor
To reclaim what is rightfully ours .
I'm indigenous to the Americas.
Because of a unique situation, didn't learn the truth about my lineage, until my adopted mother corrected me from the false claim of being African. My biological mother then told me that we are Choctaw from the Mississippi Valley Indians. The U.S. education system never mentioned anything about the indigenous Americans of this land were severely reclassified throughout the years.
Signing because it’s long over due,
I’ve always said I was indigenous
Supporting the Tribe
I am signing the petition because this is my ancestral home. Our identities, lands, homes, infrastructures, languages, cultures, inventions, artifacts, and our presence on our land;people think and have made it upon themselves to be gatekeepers of our entire existence! The obsession over our skin color, hair, lingo, basically, anything we do--the world feels like it has to monitor us for just existing. This is our home! We have been misclassified and everyone benefits off our essence!
Has to be done. Tired of the lies and disrespect.
Restore indigenous status
The aboriginal of north America has been bamboozled into believing we are from another continent. It is time that the u.s.corporation tell the truth.
Reclassification of indigenous status
Becuz my great grand never called us an African,
We know who we are
For our people
Our birthright
The Time is Now for the Rise of the Primordial Race. US.......THE FIRST
I want to do something on the behalf of me and my people
To help support bringing the truth to indigenous so-called black Americans of and how we should reclaim our status as first owners of the American land mass.
It is important to me because it is reclassification for our identity from African back to its original