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Chief Gray Wolf, Ph. D.
United Cherokee Nation Confederate Member

Robert "Gray Wolf" is a Chief of the United Cherokee Nation. He received his Ph.D. from the University of Illinois in Chicago. He has a CD/book entitled Vanishing Animals of North America about the sacred connections between Native Americans, animals and our environment. He is Co-Vice Chairman of the ACQTC Board of Directors, USA Division, and is active in ACQTC literary affairs.

Here are a few of his own words:

I am a Confederate member of The Algonquian Confederacy of the Quinnipiac Tribal Council. Quinnipiac is the Anglo name for the Eansketambawg (meaning "We, the original, surface-dwelling people") a Native American Nation of the Algonquian family who inhabited south-central Connecticut in the area around what is now the present-day city of New Haven and New Haven harbor. Before the white man came, there was a great confederacy on the East Coast which included Cherokees, Quinnipiac, Iroquois, and the Hurons. The Quinnipiac still survive. I sit at the Quinnipiac Grand Council Fire as "Tsalagi ambassador", representing the United Cherokee Nation. It is a great honor that they have bestowed on the UCN, through Chief "Iron ThunderHorse", the Quinnipiac Principal Chief. I take great pride in being Cherokee and being a friend to the Quinnipiac Nation.

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