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Educational Dinner in Tulsa OK

Educational Dinner in Tulsa OK

Educational Dinner in Tulsa OK

Marilyn Vann, Congressman Barney Frank, and Eli Grayson at educational dinner in Tulsa Oklahoma

 Donations made thru African Indians Foundation were used to fund an educational dinner in Tulsa Oklahoma.  Former Congressman  Barney Frank was keynote speaker and spoke about his work to end racism against black freedmen descendants by the tribes and the US government.  Mvto! (thank you) to Eli Grayson for your work to make this event come to pass! 

Generous Supporter

Educational Dinner in Tulsa OK

Educational Dinner in Tulsa OK

Marilyn Vann with Attorney Robert D Lemon

 Attorney Robert D Lemon was always generous to African Indians Foundation by donating for literature, and to fund raising events such as educational dinners and conferences. We will be eternally grateful for his support (as well as that of the Lemon Foundation) against racism and apartheid in Indian country. 

Rally outside BIA

Educational Dinner in Tulsa OK

Councilman Speaks About 1866 Treaty Rights

 Mr. Smith rallying outside BIA building

 Mr. Smith rallying outside BIA building for enforcement of 1866 treaty rights sponsored by African Indians Foundation and Descendants of Freedmen of the Five Tribes Association.

Councilman Speaks About 1866 Treaty Rights

Councilman Speaks About 1866 Treaty Rights

Councilman Speaks About 1866 Treaty Rights

Mr. Eddie Sacks, tribal councilman for the United Keetoowah Band, speaking about tribal issues

   Mr. Eddie Sacks, tribal councilman for the United Keetoowah Band, speaking about tribal issues and his support of the freedmen 1866 treaty rights in Muskogee at the Martin Luther King Center.  

Travel to Washington DC

Councilman Speaks About 1866 Treaty Rights

Travel to Washington DC

African Indians Foundation raised funds for litigants and attorneys to travel to Washington DC .

 African Indians Foundation raised funds for litigants and attorneys to travel to Washington DC .

Travel to San Diego

Councilman Speaks About 1866 Treaty Rights

Travel to Washington DC

Lead Attorney for the Seminole and Cherokee freedmen tribal members Jon Velie to speak in San Diego

 African Indians Foundations raised funds for Lead Attorney for the Seminole and Cherokee freedmen tribal members Jon Velie to speak in San Diego at a showing of the documentary film "by blood"  whose topic is racism against freedmen tribal members 

Fundraising Dinner

Tribal Talks Topic: History of Black Indians

Tribal Talks Topic: History of Black Indians

Seminole Nation Freedmen Council woman speaks at a fundraising dinner

  Seminole Nation Freedmen Councilman speaks against racism against black tribal members in the Seminole Nation in Bartlesville at a fundraising dinner sponsored by African Indians Foundation and Descendants of Freedmen Association to raise money for legal fees. 

Tribal Talks Topic: History of Black Indians

Tribal Talks Topic: History of Black Indians

Tribal Talks Topic: History of Black Indians

AT&T Intertribal Council lined up an awesome panel for a discussion on the History of Black Indians

   Nov 12, 2020 - AT&T Intertribal Council lined up an awesome panel for a discussion on the History of Black Indians and it was hosted by Ty Bledsoe and Leslie Frye.  

First Virtual Conference Held

Tribal Talks Topic: History of Black Indians

First Virtual Conference Held

   On November 7, 2020, the Descendants of Freedmen of the Five Civilized Tribes Association and the African Indians of the 5 Civilized Tribes Foundation held their First Virtual Conference sponsored in part through a grant from the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre Centennial Commission & WPX Energy.      Special Guest speaker was Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin. Featured Speaker was Freedmen descendant John W. Franklin, Senior Manager emeritus, National Museum of African American History and Culture.   A lawyers panel included Cherokee Nation District Court Judge Luke Barteaux, former Creek Nation Assistant Attorney General John Parris, and Public Defender of the Colorado River Indian Tribe, Branton Grissum.   A panel of African Americans of tribal and nontribal heritage included attorney/author Hannibal B. Johnson, author/retired professor Art Burton, and author/genealogist Angela Walton-Raji, a Choctaw freedmen descendant discussed North Tulsa Community Issues. Panelists Cherokee Tribal Councilman Joe Deere, author/journalist Randy Krehbiel, and Kristi Williams, Chairman of the Greater Tulsa African American Affairs Commission and a descendant of Creek and Cherokee freedmen,  discussed race reconciliation.      Other speakers included historians Eli Grayson and David Cornsilk and Cherokee Nation citizen Reuben Gant, Exec Dir John Hope Franklin Center for Reconciliation.  

African Indians of the 5 Civilized Tribes Foundation, Box 42452, Oklahoma City, OK  73123 / Phone:  405-227-9180 / email: mkvann@africanindians.org


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