IKHAIYANA LA CHI MOVIE
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2024
- Ikhaiyana la chi" tells the unknown stories of the last Choctaw removal to Oklahoma in 1903 by train and the cultural impact it had on the Choctaw people and a certain Oklahoma community. (2021)
Executive Producer: Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma
Producers: Misty Madbull and Deanna Byrd with Historic Preservation Department
Director: Mark D. Williams with Digital Feather Media
Illustration: Deanna Byrd
Animation: Max Hamblin
For information about this or other Removal stories, please reach out to the Historic Preservation Department at historicpreservation@choctawnation.com
I'm a Cherokee citizen and I just like learning about my fellow tribes and its a awesome experience to learn about the Choctaws and their stories
Thank you so much for making this
Dr. Ketchum's passion for Choctaw history is inspiring.
Halito!
That was awesome!.... This short doc brought back a lot of memories, I remember singing at Darwood, eating supper n hamburgers... God bless u all..
Jr Battiest, The Battiest Family
Thank you for this history
Thank you!
Thank you. I wish to know more of my family history. I am a Choctaw tribal member but when my great grandma moved to California we lost so much of our heritage. She was a half blood. I remember her telling me that her white Daddy sold her Mama's Indian land to the oil men. I don't know the whole truth behind that she was a little girl when that happened. Just wish I knew more to the story
Keep our history ALIVE
Even though I’m Houma I feel a deep deep connection to the Choctaw people, Yakoke!
For great reason. I belive your nation is originally a part of my clan, the Sakchi houma.
Thank you for responding. I have been having trouble finding this video again 🥰 I’m having so much fun learning Choctaw.
They may deny it, but the 'houma' & 'chachiuma/'saktsi houma' came from us Chahta.
Doesnt the Houma speak the Choctaw Language? and I seen photos of Houma & they look just like Choctaw to me.
I found my common link to the Choctaw when I was studying. I came across the word shaui 🤣 my mom was like that’s what your family called raccoons. I stopped in the middle of the living room and was like really the raccoon is my common link?
So wonderful!!!! Thank you for this!!!! My relative is Watson Ned. I am Chickasaw. Wonder if there is a connection to Buster Ned?
This is beautiful….❤️
Beautifully done!!!
Lovely film. Read about this film n the Biskinik & couldn't wait to see it, very happy I did. It spoke of surveying where the love building was looking to see if any of our people were buried there, did they find anything? Did they have records of the coming & going from the Love Building?
Thank you.
Yakokee for these videos x
Great job telling this story, Mark!
My grandmother's grandmother was a Choctaw who walked from Mississippi to Oklahoma.
People kept arriving from the Old Chickasaw Nation and Old Choctaw Nation to Indian Territory Oklahoma all throughout the 1800s and the first decade of the 1900s.
My Uncle descended from Peter Pitchland. He was my favorite uncle❤️
Descendent of Robert M Jones in the house ….
Ha-le-toh
Beautiful "film". Devastating 😢 💔 what the white European did to all native Americans in settling this country and uprooting the Choctaw Nation is just one of the horrendous treatments these Beautiful people endure. Thank you for this piece of history. We must never forget. Ever.
Your statement is ignorant. false and racist! It was not just whites alone who caused this tragedy but Choctaws from within as well. Educate yourself.
Murderer got off lightly
Haksobsli 👊🏼
🙏🏻 9:29 9:33
"Haksobali " _ *Make loud noise, by screaming* - Chahta Anumpa
how do you say [" An Indian from a different tribe"] in Choctaw and also ["alligator"].
I got problems with SOME OF the ancestors, and their tolerators who left MS. One, being that they were so poor & all, but could afford to still hold people as slaves, even Caucasians - but folk wish to throw guilt on Caucasians as if our people weren't into slavery 1ST, and we were. Two, it's said they perpetuated slavery until after Okla Homma gained statehood. And also, the name 'okla homma', means 'red people' in our indigenous tongue, which had them even politically buy into the crayola-crayon-color -social-construct garbage to make a '3rd race', which would make it 'illegal' to claim the darker which Dawes rejected as being choctaw. Mark did a fantastic job, but there's a good bit of whitewashed propaganda thrown into this; I wish the content would've been fact-checked before disclosing it..
Did you watch the film? This was the group that was used as labor slaves, was part of plot to sale them as slaves, and was not protect by the Green McCurtain government as they were too dark and didn't speak English. Do you know Choctaw history? If you did, you'd know this was the group that stayed in Mississippi until 1903-1912 when the church and timber companies forced their way into the MS communities. This group never held slaves. The only whitewashing is coming from your post. But cool story bruh.
@@tomthumb8568 - No, 'tom'; A Chahta sia. Seems like by even commenting that you are doing the whitewashing. Are you Chahta?
@@SmashinAdamsAre you? The last part of your OP veers pretty close to hotepism.
Yes @smashinadams is RIGHT…it’s all white washed
@@JDoe-gf5oz UR not Choctaw, because he did say he was Choctaw, but U didn't answer his question