This Channel mainly focuses on Native American history and a little on anti-imperialism, anti-colonialism, and refuting pseudo history and those who culture vulture on Native America (concerning my upload topics), but I'll be getting into other topics down the road such as U.S. politics, economies and contributions of Natives and others to refute the Eurocentric narrative. I also cover some American music history topics and Indigenous entertainment, and produce some of my own music with a a heavy Indigenous influence sampling several music styles and rhythms throughout North America and Mesoamerica, and I cover ancient and modern day Indigenous American accomplishments.
You can also find documentaries protected under the "fair use doctrine" (most of which I have permission to upload) as well as more and more of videos produced by me, more to come. I have one of the best playlist on world history based on peer-reviewed studies. All my uploads are based on the peer review also.
Thomas Oklahoma
A Blue Wave has hit the White House, and sent Trump in a panic, lol.
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The First Native American elected to U.S. Senate. Peggy Flanagan from the White Earth Nation (White Earth Band of Ojibwe) of Minnesota, she became one of the key victories in the Democrat Blue Wave. This is a major barrior she broke down, and now this will open up the floodgates for Natives to run for high office. She'll support Native American rights and justice, and bring Progressive policies to All Americans. She is a real one, a firery Progressive Senator. Check out my upload of her victory speech, it will be uploaded after 9:00 PM tonight. 🎉✌️😎✌️🎉
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Thomas Oklahoma
Breaking News. A historic win for a Native American Woman. Deb Haaland becomes the first ever Native American to be elected as Governor. Deb will be the New Mexico Governor, as she breaks down major barriers, a huge barrier for the Native People. She will bring progressive policies to the state, and will work with all the Native Nations with-in the state, giving them a voice in the state. She made me proud of her, as this will open up the gates for more Natives to run for high office, and maybe a near future President, more Governors and U.S. Senate. ✌️😎✌️ 🎉🎉🎉
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Thomas Oklahoma
Cool, here is a live election coverage for Native America, covering the 200 plus Native men and women who are running for local, state and national seats in the 2026. The first of it's kind, covering Native interests and politicians running for a seat. This is Indian Country Today covering the elections for Native America, and representation matters.
A few interesting races to watch for Native America aka Indian Country:
The 2026 midterm elections are here, with Election Day on Nov. 3. Although voting ends Tuesday, millions of Americans have already cast their ballots across the country. For Indian Country, the election offers the prospect of greater Native representation at a time when federal funding cuts threaten tribal priorities.
Several Native candidates are running as Democrats in competitive races for offices that no Native person has held before in their states. Among them is former U.S. Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland (Laguna Pueblo), who is leading by seven percentage points in New Mexico’s gubernatorial race and could become the first Native American woman governor in U.S. history.
In Minnesota, Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan (White Earth Ojibwe) is leading her Republican opponent, Michele Tafoya, in the polls. A late-October Survey USA/KSTP-TV poll showed Flanagan ahead by seven-and-a-half points (51.6% to 44.1%). If elected, she would become the first Native American woman to serve in the U.S. Senate.
The optimism continues in Alaska, where former U.S. Rep. Mary Peltola (Yup’ik) is leading the state’s Senate race in a close contest against incumbent Republican Sen. Dan S. Sullivan.
Native Americans are also competing for seats in the U.S. House of Representatives. In Arizona, former Navajo Nation President Jonathan Nez has a slight lead over Republican incumbent U.S. Rep. Eli Crane in the state’s 2nd Congressional District. In my home state, state Sen. Sean McCann, a Citizen Potawatomi Nation citizen, is locked in a neck-and-neck race against his Republican opponent, Bill Huizenga, in Michigan’s 4th congressional district.
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Thomas Oklahoma
My advice to voters, is that we need more populist on the left and right, and more anti-establishment politicians. So if you are a Democrate, or voting for Democrates, at least vote for the Progressive or Democratic Socialist. If you are a Republican, vote for the Populist right or Libertarian. If you are Leftist, vote Green. If you are Right, vote for the constitutionalist. If you are still voting for the Neoliberal, Neoconservative, Alt-Right, MAGA, christian right politician than you are out of touch with most American people.
But I think a growing number of American voters, are voting anti-Trump and MAGA this time, so vote for the best available candidate, so we can make congresss and the white house gridlocked, as they did enough damage to the economy, and robbed us all of our wealth. And maybe a new congress can make some changes.
If there is no one to vote for on a section of your local, state and national ballots, than leave it blank, and vote for ballot measures, and see if there are alternatives to vote in other sections. If anything, we all need to vote, or else continue to face elitism in our corporatist owned government.
What do you all think, how did you vote, or who you voting for, or what is your voting strategy, if you don't mind sharing?
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Thomas Oklahoma
My cousin (well my distance cousin-friend, lol) loves those round dance songs, southern country music, stomp dance songs, and Native social dance songs, and she offered to sing on one of my tracks. And man, she can sing, very proudly. She does like her privacy, so we'll respect that. However, she wanted to share this song we made together, so any Native tik toker or social media butterfly out there, can use this song on your video, particularly the Native ladies. ✌️😎✌️
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Thomas Oklahoma
I was on the Pow Wow Trail last summer, visiting a few pow wows, I sung with one drum group at one pow wow. Getting in more touch with my Lakota side of the fam, it was refreasing, it rebooted me.
While traveling through highway 18 in South Dakota, I was listening to one of the local tribal radio stations, and they were playing a song that caught my attention, the song used samples of my song "500 Nations, One Heartbeat (Hip Hop Version), they sampled my lyrics, the vocal patterns, I was thinking "this is cool". 👌
That man who sampled my lyrics, loved how I showcased how we are connected by the Hearbeat, which is a universal rhythm the connects all us Indigenous folks of North America and Mesoamerica, to Turtle Island, and mind body soul and emotions. He made a song that is a traditional Lakota round dance style blended with contemparary Native music, kinda using my song as it's anchor. I do appreciate that he thought of my song. ✌️😎✌️
I do have around a hundred people who dig my songs, as I see it in the high watch rate, even though these songs have low views, as the alorithm doesn't see these songs as content to promote or share, or can't find the right audience for these songs. So I ask, if you love these songs, please leave a like, comment and share these songs, I'll appreciate it, it takes work putting these songs together.
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Thomas Oklahoma
Well, this AI scene didn't came out like I wanted it to, lol. This is supposed to be a ancient traditional scene of a Native American Southeast snake dance and drummers, in a Mississippian culture era.
The woman are supposed to be wearing a lose one shoulder tunic top (I'm not sure what they're wearing), and the men are supposed to be wearing southeastern hairstyles or headdresses, yet some are wearing hollywood style plains headdreasses, even some of the women.
And that giant snake thing, I did not ask for it, this AI put a gaint snake in the picture in the place of the snake dancers, even if I put the dancers in great detail. I had no ideal the Natives had to deal with giant Anacondas, or perhaps this is Serpent God of some sort? 😮🤔😂
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Thomas Oklahoma
As always, Happy Indigenous Peoples Day or Natived American Day ✌️😎✌️
Screw Columbus Day, F the man who kick started Diseases, and European imperialism and colonialism on the Americas. 🤬
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Thomas Oklahoma
Coming soon, a new epic Native American Documentary titled "How Native Americans Influenced Early American Music". This will be uploaded by either this weekend or next weekend. The Doc will cover the music elements that came out of Native America that is mentioned in the picture below with some scenes. The doc will cover some early Native and mixed Native music pioneers, and will cover the early music contributions made by Native cultures from Mexico to North America to early American music. This will be my best documentary yet, and one of the most deep dive documentaries of Native music history. Stay tuned ✌️😎✌️
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