TED: A new national park to reclaim Indigenous land | Tracie Revis

The speaker shares their journey of returning to their ancestral homelands in Georgia, reflecting on the mixed emotions tied to the land due to historical colonization and forced removal. They discuss the generational impacts of the Indian Removal Act and boarding schools on their family. The narrative transitions to their advocacy work in Macon, Georgia, where they strive to bring the tribal voice back to the land and establish a National Park. The speaker emphasizes the importance of healing and reclaiming cultural identity, highlighting recent achievements like the permanent display of their tribal flag over City Hall.

What transformation did the speaker feel when they encountered the sacred land in Georgia?

What actions is the speaker currently taking to advocate for their tribe and land?

What does the speaker believe about the relationship between taking care of the land and personal well-being?