Top native american chess player?

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I found an article in Chess Life entitled "Chess and the Blackfeet Nation" in the March 2015 magazine.

This is the link to the Chess Life archive for that magazine.

http://uscf1-nyc1.aodhosting.com/CL-AND-CR-ALL/CL-ALL/2015/2015_03.pdf

It doesn't list masters but I though you might find it of interest.

Hmm, interesting question

Im a former state champion and I'm native my chess coach said there is no native American grand masters

there probably isnt any white men done eradicated em all with corruption

As a Hopie from the Navajo tribe I'm glad to see other Navajo tribes and people to play chess and hear out my voice "We Are the First People To walk On America Soil before anyone."

hard to bleeve ya since u cant even spell hopi right...

I just felt like it was discouraging of one user saying there probably isn't any native American champions. In our belief system here in the west we do not see death even remotely the same way as many newer forms of religions and I'm sure many practicioners of older eastern religions can agree. Research David Howell, recently announced by Briticanna man, as a native American champion. I literally saw his name among a few others in 1 new google AI mode search, and when I worded my question even a little differently, differentiating us from those out of the Ancient Hindustan River region, it switched up saying there are none really fast which is messed up too. We're all very much still here and or on our way back here in some way shape or form. Also, I was listening in on Doelow da Pilotman, a hugely talented & creative native indian spiritual Catawba YouTuber, and I learned from him, that Hopi is actually pronounced moreso in a way resounding of the original users spelling. Please, if you are not (or insure if you are) a native north American Indian, don't speak on us, our culture, where we were, or where we're at, if at all, today in the here and now, especially if it is used as a way of monetary gain. Indian Americans are a different thing entirely. In Spanish we are called indio americanos however the Grammar and structure of that Language are in many ways English's inverse, much like Cherokee is, etc. shout out the original poster, it's a great question. Honestly we don't know if there were or not any ancient chess champions from the old days anywhere 100-400 years ago those were after all extremely hard times and yet chess I find is often a game where throwing the first punch not keeping peace can get punished if not dealt with correctly of course there always comes a time when standing up is necessary.