Cherokee 1 Lesson 02

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  • Опубліковано 25 лип 2024

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  • @JoseMartinez-xc6qs
    @JoseMartinez-xc6qs 3 роки тому

    Made it to church

  • @jerrypatrick1047
    @jerrypatrick1047 3 роки тому +3

    He talks too much..not enough about the language! Looks and talks too much to texters!

    • @Skyspiders
      @Skyspiders 2 роки тому

      He's also a racist, a sexist, AND he and his teaching aid are both deeply two-spirit phobic among other typical uneducated, highly judgemental, and horribly hateful and hate-filled rural super WHITE and patriarchal Christian based blind and ignorant fear-mongering groups of very closed-minded people but you don't hear anybody in the Nation acknowledging any of that either!
      This guy is all we have at the moment, unfortunately.
      Cherokee nation is going to have to take a good hard look at itself and its WHITE CHRISTIAN-based deeply harmful generationally traumatized and ultra-colonized beliefs that are WAY behind the times if they ever expect to save our language our culture our traditions, our stories, and our identities for EVERYONE in our nation of every kind of background living on every imaginable place in this world.
      Dear respected elders:
      please remember; everyone YES EVERYONE! has a place in the circle.
      If you can't accept that then perhaps it is time for you to move on. We pray for your spirit as you go to join the ancestors and hope that when you do you finally understand as you should have all along.

    • @jerrypatrick1047
      @jerrypatrick1047 2 роки тому

      @@Skyspiders "the pot calling the kettle black"!! Thou doest protest too much...lol

    • @triiinity3
      @triiinity3 2 роки тому +3

      rude, be grateful. he's talking to the class smh

    • @longt.standing6607
      @longt.standing6607 Рік тому +4

      And how many new words and stories do we get with that talking? 🤔

    • @JadeDragon407
      @JadeDragon407 2 місяці тому +2

      Please keep in mind this was archived from online classes, so the "texters" were students in the class to share/learn. Cherokee Nation later posted these here on YT, so everybody could have easy access to review the info or new learners could get introduced to the language.