Red and White: Symbolic Colors to the Chickasaws
Brad LiebEarly Chickasaw leaders used the colors of red and white to symbolize two important facets of tribal life. White represented peace, diplomacy and order, while red stood for danger, blood and warfare. The early Chickasaws knew they needed a balance of both to exist successfully.
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