May 16, 2023
David Michael Kennedy :: Thank you Bruce Fertman and El Rito Studio.
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"yUdjEhanAnô sô KAnAnô," Grounds remembers saying to the bison when he came face to face with them in Denver. It means "We, the Yuchi People, are still here." They, like the bison, survived colonial efforts to wipe them out, but were physically separated after being forced from their homelands in what is now the southeastern United States.
Richard Grounds quoted in an article by Kaitly Radde at NPR. After nearly 200 years, the Yuchi Tribe of Oklahoma reconnects with bison
Yuchi Language Project