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On ska band Five Iron Frenzy's Our Newest Album Ever, the song "Banner Year" is about Black Kettle, how he was betrayed, and his eventual murder at the hands of Custer.
Black Kettle was a regular character in the television series Dr. Quinn: Medicine Woman until the third season episode "Washita" in which his tribe was massacred, in reference to the Battle of Washita River.
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