Exploring the 1839 Map of Florida's Second Seminole War

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Before Polly Parker was ever written into history, she was already shaping survival. Seminole power moved through women, kinship, and trust — not titles. That’s why her name was easy to erase and hard to understand. This is Black Florida history they don’t teach. Polly Parker Seminole Seminole women history Black Seminole history Florida Hidden Black Florida history Untold Florida history Erased Black women history Matrilineal Seminole society Florida resistance history #blackfloridauncovered #b

She didn’t just save her tribe — she made the U.S. acknowledge them. The story of Betty Mae Tiger Jumper proves Florida’s fight for recognition never ended. Seminole Tribe of Florida history, Betty Mae Tiger Jumper, Seminole federal recognition, Black Florida history, Seminole women leaders, Everglades history, Florida Indigenous rights, Native American history Florida #blackfloridauncovered #floridahiddenhistory #seminolewarrior #floridawomen #indigenousflorida