Ep. 140 Still Here Part 1: Fixing the Narrative With Gray Parsons of the Secotan Alliance
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Ep. 140 Still Here Part 1: Fixing the Narrative With Gray Parsons of the Secotan Alliance
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About this listen
This week, I sat down with Gray Parsons of the Secotan Alliance to get to the bottom of a common misconception. It seems, to me at least, that there's a notion in our country that Indigenous Americans no longer exist in the eastern states, that they were either killed or forced to relocate west. Gray's response provided the much needed perspective I was seeking. Join us as we chat about Wingina, the first Indigenous American leader to be killed by the English for resisting colonization, and the shockwaves that act sent out, shockwaves that have mostly been ignored. We'll also discuss barriers to recognition, like an outdated appearance model, bureaucratic red tape, and generational trauma. Don't miss this one!
Gray's books:
- "Hope on Hatterask"
- "Pampico Blue"
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Sources:
- "A Description of North Carolina" by John Lawson
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