Haliwa-Saponi Tribe | Visibly Speaking: NC's Inclusive Public Art Project | PBS North Carolina
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- Опубліковано 17 тра 2022
- Official Website: www.pbsnc.org/visiblyspeaking/
In Hollister, artists Karen Lynch Harley and Phillip Harley and members of the Haliwa-Saponi create two murals with carved wood features that highlight the achievements of its community in the face of colonialism and segregation. The murals act as a catalyst for conversation and a visual commentary of the community’s past, present and future.
Visibly Speaking follows the creation of inclusive public art projects that honor the often overlooked stories of Black, Indigenous and Latinx communities throughout North Carolina. Presented by PBS North Carolina in partnership with the Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation.
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Learning that some of my ancestors are from this tribe, meeting people, and now seeing this video. I hope I get to visit someday.
Same. Can’t wait to get to NC one day!
The citizens of North Carolina, of all backgrounds are attempting to preserve the indigenous history and fight for natural rights. There’s a whole lot to unpack.❤
Piwa. As a member of the Yesá of Virginia, The Monacan and as an artist this warmed my heart. Great to see.
Dude you are an entire white man. Unreal.
Salute to the true Aboriginal American tribes genealogy is key
“Black” people do your family history by paper genealogy. My family documented free since 1600s. I’m not the exception. We ain’t die we were RECLASSIFIED.
Yessir 💯💯💯💯 the tables are turning for sure
@@majiecorleon3454 🪶🪶
Amen.
We were misclassified
How did you get so far back? I'm stuck at the 1840s. I am using census.
Can anyone guide me to learn more about the Sapponi tribe from the Warrenton/Charlottesville VIRGINIA area? I am sorry to be so ignorant, I have seen Tutelo-Sapponi as well and I am having a tough time finding more information. But my grandfathers spirit is crying to me so much lately and I miss him so much. He was orphaned at age 3 and was Sapponi but never knew more about this as he was put into WWII at age 16 and then had several children a few years after and had to work labor jobs and was treated worse than dirt due to his skin. I have such a strong pull to all of my grandparents people, he is the one I was the closest to and the one I know so very little about. I recently visited the Seneca nation in New York and was so inspired and wish I could know and take pride in his honor. thank you kindly, and I apologize for my ignorance.
The natives from Charlottesville are are likely Sappony, a mixed race tribe of Eastern Cherokees, Saponi, Upper Mataponi, Seneca, even some Lumbees. The Powhatan Confederation consisted of all sorts of Virginian/Eastcoaster.
My family is Haliwa-Saponi and many of us reside in Halifax County, North Caroline...A-Ho...🧡
Look up Walter Plecker.
I’m a documented 7th great grandson of Chief Joseph Brant of the Mohawk.
My family name is Richardson on my moms side. She was not an enrolled member. I’m not sure if her other family members were because she deceased and we aren’t close to her family. How would I determine if I can enroll?
What happened if I'm Haliwa-Saponi how do I reconnect with them....
“Free people of color in Madison county Alabama
There has long been considered possible connections in the Triana and Toney alabama communities with the sapony and Powhatan black Indian tribe that migrated from Virginia to Alabama quite early. Pg 125
@2:50 LMAO
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Just found out im Saponi
Okay but she taught them any questions any interest was negative, that is a very sad and dangerous narrative
They $5 if they not melanated
Not they not but 5$ did bleed in
NOT in a court of Law and thru blood. Jealous as hell. get over they're Indian's. PROVE that they're not, expert!!
@@keithmccaslyn2527 everybody not indoctrinated 💎 1828 noah Webster dictionary definition American 🦉
@CHI APAS the "$5 indian" phenomena happened in Oklahoma and wasn't as wide spread as many think. The tribes themselves determine who is and who isn't. What tribe are you enrolled with?