Tasha Xi
Tasha Xi is an independent researcher of the history of the indigenous people of America, as well as other parts of the world. Her passion is reconnecting people with history that is lesser known or hidden. She is of Mattaponi, Pamunkey (Powhatan Nation), Narragansett and Nottoway (Iroquois) descent. She also enjoys writing, food, beauty, and culture.
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I’m working on something on the plantations in Virginia, Maryland and DC. If you have any information or questions about these places, or have ancestors who were held captive there, please feel free to drop them here. I’m trying to see something for y’all. -Tasha Xi
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Yall I’m responding to some of the old genealogy questions that you have posted. Please leave questions here and I will try to consolidate the most popular ones into a video. Thank you! 😊 🐢🪶💚
4 months ago | [YT] | 56
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Came across this beautiful picture in my phone. Not sure of who this is. Does anyone have any info on her?
8 months ago | [YT] | 247
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It’s tiiiimmmeee!!! Share this out to your friends and family. Our impact on the world never gets enough attention!
10 months ago | [YT] | 56
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Check out Darvid Osiris on YouTube 🔥 Subscribe ✅
1 year ago | [YT] | 14
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Subscribe to the Carters YouTube channel! They are an indigenous family developing their homestead 💚🐢
1 year ago | [YT] | 20
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Uploaded a new short about the Nottoway Plantation fire 🔥 😉
We know that the spirits of the Nottoway people were involved with that fire. They keep saying it’s enslaved Africans. I had to say something.
youtube.com/shorts/YiQgxjDWLw...
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DC was a political capital for the eastern woodland tribes, specifically the Powhatan and other Algonquin speaking tribes, before colonization. They basically copied and pasted our culture. My great grandma told me stories about this when I was little. Capitol Hill is where we used to have our “caucuses”. “Caucus” is a Powhatan word for political meeting place or political body.
1 year ago | [YT] | 217
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What are some genealogy challenges are you facing in relation to American Indian ancestry?
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The Comanche, Navajo, Ute, Apache, Pawnee, Tlingit, and Haida participated in slave trading against each other and the tribes who were there before them. They were sold south to the French, Spanish and British (American). So these slaves were on the same plantations as “blacks” and & called the same thing. Yet we are called crazy for claiming our ancestors.
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