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Native plants hold deep meaning in many Indigenous cultures, and the Cherokee people are no exception. Their connection to the land is reflected in the plants they use for medicine, food, and spiritual practices. Understanding the symbolism of these plants offers insight into Cherokee values, history, and worldview. This article explores some of the most significant native plants in Cherokee culture and their meanings. The Importance of Native Plants in Cherokee Culture The C

The preservation of our Cherokee heritage is a vital endeavor that connects past generations with the present and future. Media plays a crucial role in this process by documenting, sharing, and celebrating the rich culture, language, and traditions of our Cherokee people. Through various forms of media, the Cherokee community can maintain its identity, educate others, and foster pride among our members. How Media Supports Cherokee Heritage Preservation Media serves as a bridg

The Cherokee people have a rich cultural heritage filled with meaningful symbols and flowers that tell stories of their history, beliefs,...

Native American storytelling is a rich and vibrant tradition that has been passed down through generations. These stories are more than...

The Cherokee Nation is rich with history, culture, and tradition, deeply rooted in the lands they have inhabited for centuries. Cherokee...

By James A. Humphrey, Author of the Cherokee Trilogy Writing Cherokee Rock , the first novel in the Cherokee Trilogy , was not merely a...

"A Cherokee’s Lament and Song of Hope": James A. Humphrey at the National Historical Novel Society Conference Caesars Palace, Las Vegas –...

Book signing events are significant milestones for authors, especially Native Americans. They're not just about promoting your book but...

My break out session at the National Historical Novel Society Conference at Caesar's Palace, Vegas, in late June addresses the challenges...

ᎦᏙᎲ ᎤᏰᎵᏗ ᏣᎳᎩ ᏥᏕᎭᏕᎶᏆ (ga-do-hv u-ye-li-di tsa-la-gi tsi-de-ha-de-lo-qua, Why are you taking Cherokee?) All of us struggle with motivation...