Seminole Nation's first female chief reflects on difficulties one year into office - KOSU
The Seminole Nation's first female chief is reflecting on the challenges faced during her first year in office. She is the first woman to lead the tribal government and is evaluating the difficulties encountered during her initial term.
Seminole Nation's first female chief reflects on difficulties one year into office KOSU
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