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The Only Execution in the Chickasaw Nation
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The Only Execution in the Chickasaw Nation
In the Chickasaw Nation, freedom for Black people dawnedlateanddim.Slavery ended not by tribal choice, but by federal command— forced into reality in 1866, when post–Civil War treaties required the Chickasaw and Choctaw Nations to emancipate the people they had owned. Freedom, however, was only half the bargain. Citizenship—the right to belong, to vote, to serve on juries, to live protected by law—never fully came. The Chickasaw Nation withheld …
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