Blake Crook

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Blake Crook

Hescì (Hello), My Name is Blake Crook I am an 18 year old member of the Poarch Band of Creek Indians located in south Alabama. I’m currently working as a youth counselor for our tribes Boys and Girls Club, where I am able to work directly with youth and help create a stronger tomorrow. I am also a recipient of the Daughters of American Revolution Outstanding Work In American History Award.

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I recently found out I’m 1/8th Indigenous on my mom’s side and want to learn more about my tribe. When I ask my mom, she says I’m not enough blood quantum and should learn about ALL indigenous cultures rather than our specific tribe (which she won’t tell me) if I’m interested. Even when I ask for other family’s contact info, it’s a toss up on whether or not they’ll even acknowledge me because I’m trans. What do I do?

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