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Explore the longstanding Lumbee traditions of cultivating tobacco. From early cultivation
and spiritual use to commercialization and disenfranchising labor practices like sharecropping and tenant farming that shaped the twentieth century the symposium will explore shared experiences with this sacred crop. Tobacco has been an essential crop to
Lumbee people for centuries.
and spiritual use to commercialization and disenfranchising labor practices like sharecropping and tenant farming that shaped the twentieth century the symposium will explore shared experiences with this sacred crop. Tobacco has been an essential crop to
Lumbee people for centuries.
Join us to listen to presenters and share
your story.
your story.
9am to 5pm
Feb. 6th, 2026
Registration For Lumbee Genealogy Symposium Open Now
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