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  I find extremely insulting to myself, my children, my parents, my family and my heritage. I have not heard teachings of how the government moved members of my blood, the Cherokee People, from their homes, took our land and caused many of our elders, women and children to die. I doubt any of this fake wannabe ""tribe"" have ever seen, let alone experienced, any of the poverty or hardships that have been put on true indians. I don't believe they would be laughing or havng a great time witnessing this disgraceful act of insult, mocking and misinformation if they were being given the real story of the indian people. If you want to show ""Indian"" dancers then use REAL INDIANS and stop supporting fake  impostors that are doing nothing more than not teaching what they should about the REAL Indian people.  I see no difference in what the Mic-o-fake-indians have done compared to that of a pure white anglo saxon teacher putting on black makeup and giving a lecture on how hard slaves made it on plantation owners! The event at this evenings dinner did nothing more than mock Native American people.  I in no way agree with teaching young impressionable children what good values are through a program that mocks another culture."