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cjrl-2308	Inniss, Lolita Buckner	Cherokee Freedmen and the Color of Belonging	2015	19	.pdf	application/pdf	14334	573	48	This hostility persists largely because the descendants of Cherokee slaves have frequently been excluded as members of the tribe, and have fought their exclusion over the course of the last two hundred years. The Cherokee past practice of black slavery and the past and continuing use of skin color-coded belonging not only undermines the coherence of Cherokee sovereignty, identity, and belonging but also problematizes the notion of an explicitly aboriginal way of life by bridging red and white cultural difference over a point of legal and ethical contention: black inequality.	cache/cjrl-2308.pdf	txt/cjrl-2308.txt