That's relevant — how?

I doubt it. I'm sure the research has been done or the reasons recorded in contemporary records. Since I don't know her and wouldn't if I saw her she could be mythical.

So you consider mentioning other peoples' customs a racial slur?

I find that hard to believe. Many of them would let others use land for hunting or travel but they didn't necessarily believe in owning land and they certainly didn't want to give it up without being forced to. A liberal myth about "right wing" people.

It has to do with many Indian tribes considering certain things community property, loaned out more than given, while whites considered things their own property when "given" to them. It wasn't a deliberate insult, at least originally, but a cultural misunderstanding. It isn't a "slander" and white people — as you…

She was a mature adult acting on her own decision when she agreed to the show and became a helpless victim once she appeared according to her agreement. Like most women, a situational adult.