US Native Tribe Gets Input in National Park Plan - New Delhi Times - India Only International Newspaper

When Tracie Revis climbs the Great Temple Mound, rising nine stories above the Ocmulgee River in the center of present-day Georgia, she walks in the steps of her Muscogean ancestors who were forcibly removed to Oklahoma 200 years ago. "This is lush, gorgeous land. The rivers are gorgeous here," Revis said recently as she gazed…

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