The traditional game of stickball, also known as itti' kapochcha to'li' or “little brother of war,” has been a longtime tradition of the Chickasaw people. This sport, played by Chickasaws and other First American tribes, wasn’t just for recreation, it was used as a way to build community amongst a tribe and resolve disputes over land and politics. Today, we use it to honor our culture and connect with others. Follow along with this video as we learn how to make a stickball! Here’s what you’ll ne

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“Stickball is a game that has been played and passed down from generation to generation…it is a big part of who we are.” —Bradley Hicks, Muscogee/Mvskoke Native North America Gallery opens November 22. https://bit.ly/3WdSYKD Don't miss the opening celebration filled with performances and activities for the whole family. 🥍 Get your game on with the Philadelphia Wings, who will honor lacrosse’s Indigenous roots with demonstrations in the garden. Shaped in collaboration with eight Indigenous consu