Setback of Allotments
Lisa BillyLisa Billy says she saw the allotments that preceded Oklahoma statehood as yet another way of dividing and conquering. She says it’s important to learn about the mistake so we don’t repeat it and cites her grandpa as saying “if it doesn’t kill you, it’ll make you stronger.” She appreciates the toughness and work ethic he passed on to her.
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