On Indigenous Peoples' Day, Florida State University honors our cherished relationship with the Seminole Tribe of Florida, powerfully illustrated by this historic moment when Chairman Marcellus Osceola Jr. planted the spear at Doak Campbell Stadium. We are proud of our academic, cultural and athletic partnerships and are privileged to call ourselves Seminoles as a tribute to their enduring strength and unconquered spirit. Read more at www.fsu.edu/seminole-tribe | Florida State University

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This Indigenous Peoples' Day, we’re celebrating our Florida native tribes! Miccosukee Tribe’s Chief of Staff Curtis Osceola is debunking the misconception that native people are still living a traditional lifestyle. Often misunderstood, they continue to break stereotypes, protecting their land, sovereignty, and the beautiful Everglades. Miccosukee Indian Village #indigenouspeoplesday #miccosukee #nativeamerican #indigenous #everglades #floridahistory #miccosukeetribe | WPBT2 South Florida PBS

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