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7genvoices
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7genvoices
@7genvoices
Be the arrows🔥 🏹🔥 fighting for AUTHENTICITY & representation in ATLA by sharing research/findings on Indigenous identity fraud found in the Netflix series
Joined August 2021
- just in!!!! proof ian ousley (sokka) is enrolled in a fake tribe and not cherokee (continued on next)
Readers added context they thought people might want to knowReaders added contextThe Southern Cherokee Nation of Kentucky is an unrecognized tribe, but it is not the only one. Over 200 tribes are unrecognized by the government and has created many issues for Native Americans. Just because a Tribe is unregistered doesn't mean it isn't indigenous. npr.org/2021/04/17/988… theguardian.com/us-news/2020/d… nytimes.com/2022/04/12/sci… - Replying to @7genvoicesthis is the regestrar of the fake cherokee tribe that responded to that email confirming his enrollment status
- Replying to @7genvoices
- Replying to @7genvoicesOk everyone Just in: Today we received confirmation that Ian Ousley is not a member of the Cherokee Nation. This is the Response from Tribal registrar Derrick Vann CC'ed is Chief Hoskin, Chief of Cherokee Nation and Secretary of State for the Cherokee Nation Tina Glory Jordan
- Replying to @7genvoices@lulspacebby this is the registrar to that fake trube that confirmed he is with them
- Replying to @7genvoices@UrbanInuk actor casted for inuk role lied about being native and claimed to be cherokee. now confirmed to be enrolled in a fradulent tribe southern cherokee nation of kentucky inc.
- Replying to @7genvoices@IndianCountry actor enrolls in fake cherokee tribe ( southern cherokee nation of kentucky inc. )to get casted for an inuk/indigenous role in one of the most anticipated series live action adaptions.
- Replying to @7genvoices@nicalexiac indigenous identity fraud. actor enrolled in a fake tribe in order to be casted in the new live action adaption of ATLA
- Replying to @_Urban_Visions_Pretendians? Mmmmmmmmmmm..... hundreds of them everywhere. academia, politics, media...
- Replying to @turtletesticlesYes absolutely! Which is why fraudulent groups like these claiming to be Ntv damage those real tribes yet to be recognized
