Life of A Choctaw Sharecropper

After the removal of the Chcotaws tot he west, the remaining Choctaws faced hardships. Being in dire poverty, and no work to be found, the Choctaws turned tot he work of sharecropping to survive.
If you would like to watch more videos such as this, please visit our website @ choctawculturallegacy.com. We also have interesting stories, traditional custom descriptions, and documents that you can refer to.

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Peace and love to my indigenous brothers and sisters of America

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Likewise

[@RoseSpan]

Mississippi Choctaw here Paternal and Maternal GEECHEE 💚💛❤🖤 one love💯

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This is quite an interesting documentary. Also, rest in peace to all of my Native American brothers and sisters who have passed and God bless to every good soul here on earth.

[@miguelcarter1949]

My grandpa was a proud Choctaw-Cherokee sharecropper in the early 1900s
He brought the pride to California and be game a rancher homeowner with a wonderful life of very hard work

[@iamshebeeloloindigenous]

Thank you for your time in making this video. We are Cherokee and we were sharecropoers. Shalom

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It’s so valuable to me to find this resource that can teach me more about my heritage. Thank you❤🙏

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First time hearing the Choctaw language of the indigenous people of Mississippi and their descendants who trace their origins to that state

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