Our profile picture features Native American women.
Native Americans have lived in the United States for over 14,000 years.
In 1850, Cypress, Texas, was inhabited exclusively by Native Americans. By 1851, the area was populated entirely by German immigrants without legal authorization.
Native Americans were forcibly removed or deported to Oklahoma, and later to Florida and New Mexico.
German settlers changed street names, such as Flying Eagle to Hyfmier and Black Wolf to Muschek.
As a guest in your home, I would respect your rules rather than assert ownership.
We care deeply about America, and especially about Native American communities.
The Native American population declined from 75 million to 3 million. Historical records indicate that many German immigrants arrived in Cypress in 1850. Today, Cypress continues to face crime-related challenges. The crime rate was zero before 1850.
