I will take us to the moon. #Vanderbluth2020pic.twitter.com/6CNP32AMx0
NASA astronaut John Harrington of the Chickasaw Nation became the first enrolled member of a Native American tribe to fly in space. John soared to new heights and made history—showing others that anything is possible. #NativeAmericanHeritageMonthpic.twitter.com/P1ybf7iVyB
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It's about time we made it to the moon...for real this time.
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There was a time when every man and woman on earth was proud of humanity when the first human took its first step on the moon. Now Americans can only be proud and identify themselves if the “right type” of American achieves something? Grow up!
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Not at all 90% of American Indians were wiped out by the European settlers. The federal government forcibly removed them west of the Mississippi to Indian Territory, many died on the trail of tears. Then they decided Indian Territory should be opened up as well ...
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John Herrington's accomplishments continue to be a source of pride and inspiration for all Chickasaws. Learn more about his accomplishments and other distinguished Chickasaws at the Chickasaw Hall of Fame website. https://hof.chickasaw.net/Inductees/2002/John-Herrington.aspx …
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When was his space flight? I don't remember that.
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yo! i used something called 'the internet' and found this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Herrington …
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He is EXTRA White! Lady Please!..
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It's a good thing he got there before Elizabeth Warren did.
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