The Native American Pow Wow at Stone Mountain

The pulsating beat of the drum sets the rhythm for the Native American tradition commonly known as a Pow Wow, a social gathering held by many different Native American communities and is a colorful and rhythmic event for Native American people to meet and dance, sing, socialize, and honor their cultures. Join us on AIB Presents as we travel to Stone Mountain, Georgia to see this amazing reenactment take place, and learn about its cultural importance.
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[@shilohwild]

Thank you for the video.

[@mga728]

Enjoyed this presentation. However, I must ask how does one reconcile the location of Stone Mountain Park which is a Confederate Memorial Park which symbolisizes everything antithetical to people of color .

[@olavu11]

As a native of Stone Mountain, I think it's important to remember that there was a history of Stone Mountain before it was vandalized by Confederate sympathizers. Stone Mountain has a beautiful natural history as a rock that emerged from the ground through centuries of erosion, but for Cherokee and Creek people, it was also a meeting ground between their two territories. Native Americans have been displaced time and time again in this country. I ask how does one reconcile with any part of it? It's because at the end of the day it's still our home.

[@ohiofisherofmen2194]

"Dancing is pagan" om Christian and I dance i really dont see it as wrong to participate in