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This handwritten letter from Oowah Nah Chasing Bear to John Thomas and Native Americans Against Desecration was sent on March 25, 1988. Chasing Bear offers her support for the grave desecration issue and seeks information about Dennis Banks and Kamook.

Publication Date

3-25-1988

Document Type

Correspondence

City

Bainbridge, Indiana

Keywords

Native Americans Against Desecration, powwow, Pine Ridge Reservation, grave desecration, Dennis Banks, Kamook

Language

English

Sender

Oowah Nah Chasing Bear

Recipient

John Thomas

Disciplines

Indigenous Studies | Native American Studies | Political History | Social History | United States History

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This item is made available as part of the Welcome Home Project for educational purposes only. It is not to be distributed for commercial use.

Identifier

Box 1, Folder 28, Item I

Transcription

Hello my friends – Hau  

How is it going? I've been away went home to Pueblo to visit my sister and do some spiritual work out there.  

I've written you several time. I know you are real busy just know if i can help we are here.  

I hear you will hold Redman jazz April 15 – can we come? Love to support in any way -  

When? Where is it? Some of us here would like to take part – there's a Mohawk - a Cheyenne - a Cherokee - a Kiowa – up here -  

Also there is a powwow at Howe high school Emerson Ave and Washington ST – Indianapolis April 23 – Now it's typical of local powwows but it has a drum – maybe some one of you would like to speak there?  

My phone is 317-522-3535 I'm out a lot speaking to raise support for the people  

 Keep trying :) 

I'm getting a semi load ready to leave for Pine Ridge / Hot Springs S.D. I take 5-6 loads a year to various reservations so I'm a "little" busy right now - not too busy though to support desecration issue.  

We have got mix information about Dennis / Kamook can you give us a straight bit??? We all honor and support them always.  

In solidarity  

Oowah Nah Chasing Bear  

Letter From Oowah Nah Chasing Bear to John Thomas, March 25, 1988

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