Oklahoma tribes split over tribal status of former slaves' descendants - Cronkite News

Oklahoma’s five largest tribes split Wednesday on the terms of treaties signed more than 150 years ago regarding their treatment of descendants of their former slaves, and on what those treaties require.

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