Historical Role of Women in Cherokee Society

Recorded on March 26 in Tahlequah, Oklahoma.
This month's Lunch & Learn was about the “Historical Role of Women in Cherokee Society" and was a panel discussion featuring four Cherokee women of distinction. Hear from Dr. Candessa Tehee, 2nd District Councilor for the Council of the Cherokee Nation; Elizabeth Toombs, tribal historic preservation officer for Cherokee Nation; Krystan Moser, senior manager of collections and exhibits for Visit Cherokee Nation; and Catherine Foreman Gray, cultural programs and event projects manager for Visit Cherokee Nation.
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[@Jay-ho9io]

Such a powerful and educational panel. Thank you so much.

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Osiyo. Thank you for sharing. You ladies are wonderful.

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I greatly appreciate what you ladies said today

[@unyieldingcreek1]

Very well done video!!

[@newtlub80]

the fact she stood up for our trans women means so much to me

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Me too, I'm glad the crowd acknowledged her also!

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Wado! These women make me proud to be Tsalagi