Cultural Preservation and Tribal Sovereignty are Paramount
Joe's ggg Grandfather was the Cherokee Nation Speaker of the Council when the declaration of war was signed against the U.S. in 1861
Joe's ggg Grandfather was the Cherokee Nation Speaker of the Council when the declaration of war was signed against the U.S. in 1861
Joe's ggg Grandfather was the Cherokee Nation Speaker of the Council when the declaration of war was signed against the U.S. in 1861
Lacey Mouse also served the Cherokee Nation in the Civil War, and gave his life in his second tour of duty, in 1864.
Joe stands for Tribal Sovereignty
Joe's ggg Grandfather was the Cherokee Nation Speaker of the Council when the declaration of war was signed against the U.S. in 1861
Joe's ggg Grandfather was the Cherokee Nation Speaker of the Council when the declaration of war was signed against the U.S. in 1861
Joe with Toma Stand at an Owasso rally against the anti-Tribal policies of the State Governor
Joe Gourd Dancing
Joe's ggg Grandfather was the Cherokee Nation Speaker of the Council when the declaration of war was signed against the U.S. in 1861
Joe Gourd Dancing
Joe was recently brought into the Gourd Society with a ceremony at the first Annual Owasso Powwow