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Mikasuki
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Mik·a·su·ki also Mic·co·su·kee  (mk-sk)
n. pl. Mikasuki or Mik·a·su·kis also Miccosukee or Mic·co·su·kees
1.
a. A Native American people formerly inhabiting northwest Florida, now forming part of the Seminole people of southern Florida.
b. A member of this people.
2. The Muskogean language of the Mikasuki.
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The Seminoles and Miccosukees are the only two federally recognized tribes in Florida.
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Currently, as part of the educational project, he's working with two Florida Indian tribes--the Miccosukees and the Seminoles--to draw parallels between tribal justice and the restorative justice and mediation movement.
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The Miccosukees were an undefeated people, having never officially surrendered to the United States government, and they considered themselves a free people.
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