Where can I find out more about the Cree Nation/Algonquin Language online?

Family stories have always said that we had Cherokee blood. Genealogy has been pretty fruitless. I bought the books that had prints of the Dawes Roll, the Baker Roll.

Recently, I had my DNA taken and I pull up majority Central Asia, and Alaska Indian, more defined lately have gone to Cree Indian. I have a sense of wanting to belong where I am lead. I don’t care about taking advantage of the system for education, etc. That ship’s sailed. My calling is to belong to my tribe and be active to make some positive contributions with my time and energy, as well as teaching my children a valuable part of their heritage.

I would love to hear from anyone with knowledge of this. Thank you in advance for your time.

Native American.

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