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BIU President's Message
Barbara Finley
Enid, Oklahoma
Among my many interests are Black Indians. It is my hope that your visit to our website results in generating your own interest in Black Indians too.
I remain committed to teach the truth about the treaties that affected my people of Indian Heritage. These 1866 Treaties are very important to Black Indians especially of the Five Civilized Tribes.
There are other lawsuits pending before the Supreme Court that are equally as important as our own.
Becoming educated is the key to holding those responsible for denying our rights to Due Process, Recognition, Access to Federal Programs, Financial Compensation and Sovereignty.
Learn more about Black Indians United Legal Defense and Education Fund, Harvest Institute Freedman Federation and others having legal claims against the United States Trustees on behalf of Freedmen Descendants.
Sincerely,
Barbara Finley, President
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- 1866 Treaties-Freedmen
- Bureau of Ethnic Indians
- Chief Metallic: Message
- Fast Facts
- State Department
- State Department-Projects
- Legend of El Cazador
- **New: Malcolm J. Rogers
- Our Country: Defined
- Exception: Or The Rule
- Legalese
- 5 Tribes Embassy Slide Show
- Trailblazers
- Spotlight: Ethnic Indian VIP
- **New Ethnic I.T. Surnames
- *New Massachusetts Indians
- *Blacklisted Native Americans
- A Victory For The Struggle?
- Ethnic Indian News
- 5 Tribes Embassy Blog
- Contact Us
- Obscure Member of a Nation
- Navigating Sovereign Blocks
- My Father's Tribe II: Excerpts
- Red Feather Showcase2-Origins
- A Journey Begun In Beauty-NEW!
- Ethnic Indians-Freedmen-Osage
- Ethnic Indians-Freedmen-Osage2
- Ethnic Indians-Freedmen-Osage3
- Chief White Eagle-Bill Pickett
- Zuni Sand Altar
- U.S.: Freedmen Right To Sue
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- American Indian Policy 1984
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- Ndongo-Congo-Angola