2.10 Documentary film
- Looking for Ms. Locklear
- Looking for Ms. Locklear is the story of two North Carolina men’s search for their beloved first-grade teacher, Lenora Locklear, who is Coharie and Lumbee. In this heartwarming story, Rhett and Link attempt to track down Ms. Locklear to thank her for her impact on their lives. Their quest leads them far from home and into the company of a host of characters. The movie prominently features the Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina, as their search takes Rhett and Link to the center of Lumbee culture, Pembroke, North Carolina.
- Looking for Ms. Locklear is available online for rental ($1.99) or DVD purchase ($14.99).
- 1 Teaching about American Indians in North Carolina
- 2 The Lumbee
- 2.1Lumbee English
- 2.2A Dialect Dictionary of Lumbee English
- 2.3The Official Lumbee Vocabulary Test or How to Tell a Lum from a Foreigner
- 2.4Lumbee learning
- 2.5Naval stores
- 2.6The Lumbee: Who are they?
- 2.7What does it mean?
- 2.8Where do the Lumbee live?
- 2.9Federal recognition for Lumbee Indians
- 2.10Documentary film
- 3 The Cherokee
- 4 The Coharie
- 5 The Haliwa-Saponi
- 6 The Meherrin
- 7 The Occaneechi Band of the Saponi Nation
- 8 The Sappony
- 9 The Waccamaw Siouan
- 10 General lesson plans
- 11 North Carolina's American Indian history: A webliography
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Teaching about North Carolina American Indians: Credits and acknowledgments
