As a longstanding tradition, Choctaw people have worn their hair long for generations. The earliest European accounts from the Choctaw homeland (1540-1720) indicate that neighboring tribes called us "Pashi Falaya" or the Long Hairs. Choctaw people were given this name because, while unusual among the other Southeastern tribes, it was common for Choctaw men to wear their hair long. Many men wore their hair to their shoulders with a longer lock of hair in front of their right ear. When traveling,

153K views · 41K reactions | Choctaw dancing is a great way to connect with our culture and get active at the same time. Tribal elder Wilson Roberts encourages everyone to participate in cultural activities that sharpen the mind and get the body moving. Learn the whole story at www.togetherweremore.com/bios. #togetherweremore #TWM | Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma | Facebook

110K views · 1.1K reactions | Storytelling has been an integral part of the Choctaw culture for centuries. The #InspireWhatsNext campaign aims to tell the story of the Choctaw Nation through the success of our tribal members. These stories are about overcoming adversities to provide a better future for the Choctaw Proud. Share your inspiration at the link below. | Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma | Facebook

51K views · 1.6K reactions | Happy Choctaw Day!  Today we celebrate...