Georgia's history is polarized. It has been written, rewritten, and analyzed. But the Native American memory is still trying to be heard. Because Native American's consider themselves independent nations, they rarely vote. And in part because of this lack of representation, reservations often remain the poorest regions of America. Larry followed the Trail of Tears in northern Georgia, where part of the deadly 19th century campaign took place. He met with elders and recorded their stories, bringing them into today's political and social discourse.

"In 1830, US President Andrew Jackson signed the...