AHDC2021 Keynote: 'Ned Christie and the Consequences of Fake News' by Dr. Devon Mihesuah

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In 1887, Cherokee Ned Christie was accused of murdering U.S. Deputy Marshall Dan Maples in Tahlequah, Indian Territory. Despite there being no evidence, hundreds of “fake news” stories about Ned were printed. This presentation discusses how fake news shaped Christie's image as an iconic symbol of Wild West violence and Native savagery.

Ned Christie and the Consequences of Fake News was streamed live as part of the AskHistorians Digital Conference, 2021, but is now available for posterity!
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Thanks for introducing me to Dr. Mihesuah & her works - so much information, not only about Ned Christie, but about mindsets, divisions, policies, both historic and current - Excellent presentation

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Hey! Did Arch have kids? I’m assuming not because of the way his life went but just want to check. Thank you

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