Cherokee Phoenix

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Cherokee Phoenix was the first Native American newspaper, published in both Cherokee and English to serve as a voice for the Cherokee Nation in the early 19th century.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Native American newspaper
newspaper
associatedWith Cherokee National Council
Cherokee sovereignty movement
countryOfOrigin United States
editorialStance opposed to forced removal of the Cherokee
editorInChief Elias Boudinot
endPublicationYear 1834
ethnicGroupServed Cherokee people
linked to: Cherokee

Native Americans
firstIssueDate 1828-02-21
founder Elias Boudinot
frequency weekly
hasISSN 0009-4530
hasReestablishedVersion Cherokee Phoenix (modern newspaper)
linked to: Cherokee Phoenix
historicalContext early 19th century Cherokee Nation
period leading up to the Indian Removal Act
inception 1828
language Cherokee
English
locatedInPresentDay Georgia
mediaType print
namedAfter phoenix (mythological bird)
notableFor being the first Native American newspaper
bilingual publication in Cherokee and English
placeOfPublication Cherokee Nation (historical)
New Echota
publisher Cherokee Nation
purpose to inform Cherokee citizens about political and social issues
to serve as a voice for the Cherokee Nation
reasonForCessation financial difficulties
political pressure
scriptUsed Cherokee syllabary
sponsor American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions
startPublicationYear 1828
successor Cherokee Phoenix and Indian Advocate
linked to: Cherokee Phoenix
symbolism rebirth and resilience of the Cherokee Nation
topic Cherokee Nation politics
U.S. federal Indian policy
land rights
removal of the Cherokee
writingSystem Latin alphabet

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Cherokee Nation (historical) hasNewspaper Cherokee Phoenix
Cherokee syllabary notablePublication Cherokee Phoenix
Cherokee syllabary firstNewspaperUsing Cherokee Phoenix
Cherokee Phoenix successor Cherokee Phoenix and Indian Advocate
linked to: Cherokee Phoenix
Cherokee Phoenix hasReestablishedVersion Cherokee Phoenix (modern newspaper)
linked to: Cherokee Phoenix
Samuel A. Worcester associatedWith Cherokee Phoenix newspaper
linked to: Cherokee Phoenix