The first newspaper published by Native Americans, the Cherokee Phoenix (1828-1834) was a bilingual weekly in Cherokee and English. It served as a vital communication tool for tribal unity, preserving language and culture while advocating for Cherokee sovereignty against forced removal. Benefiting historians, linguists, and genealogists, its digitized archives offer an invaluable primary source for research.
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