The Mississippi Band of Choctaws is launching an adverting campaign to tell the tribe's story and dispel stereotypes.
The tribe is a major economic player, owning a number of businesses and a successful casino.
"The story of the Mississippi Choctaws is the pursuit to successfully build a better life for oneself and one's family," Chief Phillip Martin said, according to Associated Press.
The tribe hired The Ramey Agency, a Jackson advertising and public relations firm, to develop a print and radio campaign. The "Choctaw Education Campaign" begins this month and continues into the fall.
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(AP 2/15)
Tribe starts campaign to erase stereotyping (The Jackson Clarion-Ledger 2/15)
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Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians - http://www.choctaw.org
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