1m 30s

Post-Removal: Restoring Our Strength

Lona Barrick

During the post-removal era, Chickasaws began gathering in groups and eventually in churches.

1m 30s

Next Book: The Dawes Commission

Dr. Daniel Littlefield

Dr. Littlefield looks ahead at his next publication on the Dawes Commission, the creation of the policy and how tribes had to learn to negotiate.

1m 30s

Edmund Pickens' Diplomatic Career

Jerod Tate

Jerod Impichchaachaaha Tate describes the remarkable span of history and geography reflected in Edmund Pickens' political career.

1m 30s

Atoka Lake Deal vs. Tribal Strength Today

Stephen Greetham

Stephen Greetham describes how the legal landscape has changed for the Chickasaw and Choctaw Nations.

1m

Setback of Allotments

Lisa Billy

Lisa Billy saw the allotments that preceded Oklahoma statehood as yet another way of dividing and conquering.

1m

Living on Native Land: My Family's 1906 Allotment

Phillip Carroll Morgan

Dr. Phillip Carroll Morgan reflects on living on his family's original 1905 land allotment.

1m

Post-Removal Goals: Education

Dr. Amanda Cobb-Greetham, Director of Native American Studies, University of Oklahoma

The Chickasaws quickly recognized the need to educate Chickasaw children and teach them English so they could compete in their new home.

28m

The Tragedy of Broken Trust

A Documentary by the Choctaw & Chickasaw Nations

"The Tragedy of Broken Trust" recounts a side of American history that isn’t taught in schools.