Chuck Hoskin: “It is a moral imperative that I be here, and that the Cherokee Nation recognize equality.”

Today, our enemy is the passage of time and the fragility of human life.

In Cherokee Nation, we are focused on building paths to homeownership.

I think the Framers of this treaty plainly were concerned about the governmental interests of the Cherokee Nation having a place in this body.

Our goal is to create a language campus, a language village, that will be our best tool in saving the Cherokee language.