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Sep 11, 2026

Tom BarryGUEST
0:15
Before we get into whatever topics you want to get into, I want to give you and some of the athletes a huge shout out.
Tom BarryGUEST
0:23
I want to give a shout out to Ali Kennedy for winning gold again in the World Lacrosse Championships and MVP and for winning the league.
Tom BarryGUEST
0:31
Shout out to Jocelyn Lawson who competed at UFC BJJ and crushed it.
Tom BarryGUEST
0:36
And then I want to say congratulations to you and your athletes, especially Rylan.
Che JimHOST
0:11
No! Hi, I'm Che Jim, and this is Crash Course Native American History.
Che JimHOST
0:25
What if you had a passport that wouldn't let you come home? In 2010, the Haudenosaunee Nationals planned to fly to the United Kingdom to compete in the World Lacrosse Championships, a sport the Haudenosaunee invented, by the way.
Che JimHOST
0:37
But the US refused to recognize the players' passports, and the UK wouldn't let them in if they couldn't go back home.
Che JimHOST
0:44
And to understand why, we've got to talk about this.

9 MINS LATER

Che JimHOST
9:55
The law continues to evolve, and we continue to fight to affirm our sovereignty to this day.
Che JimHOST
10:01
Speaking of which, the Haudenosaunee Nationals didn't stop fighting for theirs.
Che JimHOST
10:05
In 2022, they flew to Ireland for the World Lacrosse Championships, where they were welcomed with open arms and a stamp on their Haudenosaunee passports.
Che JimHOST
10:15
Next time, we'll talk about what it means to be a native in the city.

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