The Alabama Choctaw lived in poverty and isolation until the 1940s, when they began sending some of their children to Indian schools in other states because their own were not accredited. When those ...
But there is also a small group still living in Alabama: the MOWA Band of Choctaw Indians, named for their location along the Mobile-Washington County line. The MOWA reservation sits in a forested, ...
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