The Chumash

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The narrative chronicles the enduring resilience of the Chumash people, who have inhabited California's coast for millennia. After enduring forced labor in Spanish missions during the 1700s and facing land loss and oppression under Mexican rule in the 1800s, the Chumash experienced significant hardships. Despite these challenges, they have managed to reclaim aspects of their cultural heritage and continue to inhabit their ancestral lands, approaching the future with hope and a renewed sense of pride in their identity.