It's really harmless shit that Trump had no business jumping on.
And you losing your shit over it, as with Trump, is petty and stupid.
You Trumpanzees really don't see just how small you are, do you?
Warren may not be much of a Cherokee, but she sure as hell doesn't speak with the forked tongue that Trump does every damned day.
Mark Thiessen told you as much, didn't he?
And you losing your shit over it, as with Trump, is petty and stupid.
You Trumpanzees really don't see just how small you are, do you?
Warren may not be much of a Cherokee, but she sure as hell doesn't speak with the forked tongue that Trump does every damned day.
Mark Thiessen told you as much, didn't he?
Quote:First, let’s look at who claims to be Cherokee: Elizabeth Warren, Johnny Cash, Johnny Depp, Miley Cyrus, and Bill Clinton for starters.
https://timeline.com/part-cherokee-elizabeth-...6be035967e
Their families are from Oklahoma, Arkansas, Kentucky, Tennessee/Kentucky, and Arkansas again, respectively. White people claiming Cherokee heritage are especially common in the Southeast United States, where the Cherokee lived between 1000 A.D. and the 1838–9 forced relocation known as the Trail of Tears.
That makes these claims somewhat plausible, because early on Cherokee people did intermarry with white settlers at an uncommonly high rate compared to other Native American tribes. Still, the number of people claiming Cherokee heritage far outstrips the number of possible descendants from these intermarriages.
The deep Southeast is the Cherokee heritage claim’s point of origin, but not its exclusive province. Such claims are common, too, on the outskirts of the region — like Oklahoma, to which the Cherokee were relocated, and the Smoky Mountains of North Carolina and Tennessee, to which many of those who escaped the Trail of Tears fled. So, the lineage claims in Elizabeth Warren’s family are not surprising.
“My family comes from Kentucky. They’ve been there for, you know, many, many generations. And my grandma, my great-grandmother had a lot of Cherokee blood.” — Johnny Depp, Inside the Actors’ Studio, 2002.
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