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REDHEARTS TRIBUTE TO THE LUMBEE This page is my tribute to my Lumbee Wifes people

>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>><<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< "A PROUD INDIAN" proud of who they are, what they stand for, where they came from , and where they are headed. >>>>>>>>>><<<<<<<<<<

I met Karl Anthony Hunt ( lumbee artist)at my first Pow Wow Karl Anthony Hunt is an artist who celebrates his Lumbee heritage. He likes to depict the pride of Lumbee accomplishments without help from the government. "When people don't know who they are or where they came from... a whole lot don't matter to them anymore..." Karl Anthony Hunt Real Audio file >>>>>>>>>><<<<<<<<<< Lumbee Indian Proverb "Pray to understand what a man has forgotten." What we should see in others is their identity as they see it. The Lumbee Indians are Indian not because they have a certain blood type or DNA. They are Indian because that is their identity. "Everything I view I view from Lumbee eyes. Because that's who I am. That's the essence of who I am..." David Wilkins (Lumbee) SHATTERING THE SILENCES Transcript Lumbee Tribe * Lumbee Homepage Lumbee Regional Development Association * Lumbee Tribe of Cheraw Indians *The Lumbee Story Gloria's Hamlet-Lumbee History The Lost Colony The Spritual Journey Of A Lumbee Granddaughter Lumbee Indian Friends I have met on the Red Road >>>>>>>>>><<<<<<<<<< Excellent references on Lumbee:

(by an anthropologist) Karen Blu, The Lumbee Problem

(by a Lumbee) Adolph Dial, The Only Land I Know

To Die Game: The Story of the Lowry Band: Indian Guerillas of Reconstruction.

American Indian Sports Heritage by Dr. Joseph B.Oxendine, chancellor of UNC Pembroke

Cherokee Proud by Tony Mack McClure, PhD.

>>>>>>>>>><<<<<<<<<< Noteable Lumbees'

Gene Locklear, a former member of the New York Yankees.

Harold Collins, at one time the world's strongest man.

Heather Locklear, Actress

Chris Chavis, aka Chief Tatanka of wrestling fame

>>>>>>>>>><<<<<<<<<< EVENTS Lumbee Homecoming, held every year in Pembroke, North Carolina around July 4th. >>>>>>>>>><<<<<<<<<< Lumbee Education The University of North Carolina at Pembroke Visit the university museum, Native AmericanResource Cetner. It memorializes some of the fantastic events of Lumbee History including the establishment of this university as the only state-supported university created for Native Americans.

Lumbee Tribe Case Study NATIVE-L (April 1993): Re: Lumbee Tribe NATIVE-L (April 1993): Re[2]: Lumbee Tribe NATIVE-L (May 1994): For immediate distribution: Support HR 334! Welcome to Sherry's Home Page What is a Lumbee? Miss Indian USA: Journals Surnames Tribal Council offers solution Lumbee Indians hopeful about gaining recognition NativePage2 Lumbee tribe to address federal recognition WRAL OnLine - The Lumbee Indians: People of the Dark Water WRAL OnLine - Lumbee Indians - Cherokee WRAL OnLine - Lumbee Indians - Pride Lumbee pastor nominated to head Southeastern Native American Gospel Singing of the Lumbee Tribe Measure could benefit Lumbees School to honor Lumbee veteran RED INK Burnt Swamp Re: Lumbee Tribe Like blueberries? You'll like Ammon Tribal Events Lumbee Gospel Music THE PEOPLE OF PEACE Chief IronBear Harold Collins The University of North Carolina at Pembroke Viewbook Lumbee Professor of Law Red Earth Eagle Feather > A Lumbee Story 1st for Lumbees: a Navy admiral Rep. Charlie Rose stands by Lumbee bill Lumbee Tribal Council oppose bill introduced by Rose Lumbee veteran Recognition Bill to Help Lumbees Lumbee oral history recordings History of The Robesonian LUMBEE MEN AND WORLD WAR II United American Indians of the Delaware Valley (Philadelphia,Penna) Robeson County The Carolina Indian Voice THE LUMBEE LITERATURE WWW BOARD H.R.1154: A bill to provide for administrative procedures to extend Federal recognition to certain Indian groups, and for other purposes. Sponsor: Rep Faleomavaega .- LATEST ACTION: 10/05/98 Measure failed of passage in House, roll call #481 (190-208) Lumbee Petition Special Thanks to Scott Bigelow, communication specialist from The University of North Carolina at Pembroke for his reference of "Noteable Lumbees" and making reference of the book "American Indian Sports Heritage" Dr. Joseph B.Oxendine, chancellor of UNC Pembroke.