Comments by "Zealous1" (@euphratesjehan) on "Peter Santenello"
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The Kituwah Limited Liability Company (LLC) was established in 2019 to launch or acquire businesses to help diversify the tribes revenues outside of gaming. Kituwah is focused on property development, entertainment and hospitality, and professional services.[21] That same year, Kituwah purchased 200 acres (81 ha) in Sevierville, Tennessee, for $13.5 million; its first tenant was a Buc-ee's store, with a future Courtyard by Marriott and a sports betting bar. In 2022, discussions began with historical theme park company Puy du Fou on a possible partnership at the Sevierville site.[22][23] Kituwah also retains management and operations of Cherokee Cinemas and in 2020 acquired Wylliesburg, Virginia-based Cardinal Homes Inc., a modular home builder, for $5.8 million.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eastern_Band_of_Cherokee_Indians
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During this era, Native American children were removed from the home and sent to boarding schools, where they were given Western clothes, food, and education. They were allowed little to no communication with families, and siblings were often separated. Boarding school students were prohibited from practicing tribal traditional lifeways and from speaking indigenous languages. In several instances when students were caught maintaining Native culture or language, students were physically abused.[17]
Forced assimilation took away the livelihoods of many Native people, without providing anything in its place. Tribal members were prohibited from making a living through hunting, fishing, and arts. Furthermore, native people who provided educational, religious, medical, and culinary services to their communities were replaced with non-native, government and Church-sponsored individuals
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reservation_poverty#:~:text=About%20half%20of%20all%20Native,capita%20income%20in%20the%20country.
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