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Everyone wants to be native for Halloween it seems like so I want to be a white how do I look lol
20/08/2025

Everyone wants to be native for Halloween it seems like so I want to be a white how do I look lol

We want to share an update from yesterday. The young man not allowed to wear his beaded cap at his high school graduatio...
20/08/2025

We want to share an update from yesterday. The young man not allowed to wear his beaded cap at his high school graduation for the sake of school conformity chose to go without a cap at all and wore his braid and eagle feather, only putting the blank cap on to walk across the stage. Way to stay strong and stand out, you are a true warrior!
Update Our Warrior is Cheyenne his name is Jonathan Birdshead, he went to El Reno High School in El Reno Oklahoma!
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I did it... Graduated at the prime age of 44yrs with my BA in Educational Design, its a degree I created myself... atten...
19/08/2025

I did it... Graduated at the prime age of 44yrs with my BA in Educational Design, its a degree I created myself... attended the American Indian Grad Ceremony and recieved this beautiful blanket, my first blanketing ceremony EVER! I am displaced from my ancestral lineage due to colonization so I did not get the to experience my culture until my late teens. It took me ten years to get to this day, better late than never. Next stop, Masters Program! I will not stop until I get my PhD. Congrats! To all those Brothers and Sisters who have walked this path before me, with me, and the future generations to come. Aho!

To the sis in this pic... I felt this to my spirit! I feel nothing but pride and strength! ✊💪Photo taken by Moses Latigo...
19/08/2025

To the sis in this pic... I felt this to my spirit! I feel nothing but pride and strength! ✊💪
Photo taken by Moses Latigo Opong

Wyoming Indian High School Graduation Class of 2024.💙For the past 52 years, our students have worn their Traditional Nat...
18/08/2025

Wyoming Indian High School Graduation Class of 2024.💙
For the past 52 years, our students have worn their Traditional Native regalia for graduation.

Did anyone on here have trouble wearing their reguila to graduate? My son wore his eagle feather proudly
18/08/2025

Did anyone on here have trouble wearing their reguila to graduate? My son wore his eagle feather proudly

Awesome picture Love all her BEAUTIFUL Regalia
17/08/2025

Awesome picture Love all her BEAUTIFUL Regalia

Dagotté ✊
17/08/2025

Dagotté ✊

The Haudenosaunee National Women's Team at the World Lacrosse Championship in Hong Kong! 💙🦅
16/08/2025

The Haudenosaunee National Women's Team at the World Lacrosse Championship in Hong Kong! 💙🦅

I was at McDonald's downtown and I witnessed this Indigenous man praying for this other younger brother who he just pass...
16/08/2025

I was at McDonald's downtown and I witnessed this Indigenous man praying for this other younger brother who he just passed by, who looked to be in stress and to be having a hard time. We need to see more of this within our Indigenous men, to help one another, especially in the city's. Instead of fighting and killing each other off. It's bad enough in today's country we are at the bottom of the barrel, we get treated like s**t in todays society then any other human kind, were the police's number 1 target. We have to watch out for one another, their out to get us, the numbers prove so, we have the highest arrest and incarceration rate In the whole country. It's hard being a Indigenous man in todays world. Its 2020, I think it's time we all stand united in peace, love, and respect as a Indigenous Brotherhood. As violence within our own is not our way. Idk it has to start somewhere or we will continue to be society's highest rate in incarceration, violence, gangs, su***de, alcohol abuse etc. (well according to their numbers). Were the fastest growing population and we have 1000s of young Indigenous boys looking up to us men and we have to show them the good way in life, the Warrior way of the Red Road. Hiy Hiy, Aho.
cre: Dylan James Tootoosis

Congratulations to our 2022 Harvard Native/Indigenous graduates
15/08/2025

Congratulations to our 2022 Harvard Native/Indigenous graduates

The Ute Tribe's Bear Dance is held every spring. The Ute elders say the Bear Dance started after two brothers went hunti...
15/08/2025

The Ute Tribe's Bear Dance is held every spring. The Ute elders say the Bear Dance started after two brothers went hunting high up in the mountains to find food for their tribe. It had been a long hard winter. They came upon a bear who had just come out of hibernation and was scratching herself on a tree, one of the hunters stopped to watch the bear while the other continued on to hunt. This was when animals could still speak directly to humans. The bear thanked the hunter for not killing her, and told him she would teach him the songs he needed to know. So he stayed with the bear for the next year learning the songs and dance for a happy life. The bear taught him that you must do the bear dance in the spring, to give thanks for all the new food and the beauty of our mother earth. The hunter traveled back and taught his tribe the Bear Dance. Now the Bear Dance is held every spring after the first thunder. In the old days all the dancers wore white buckskins. The dancers all line up in two lines, one with the men and one with women and they face each other. When the dance starts it's the woman's choice of who she dances with. She flips the fringe of her shaw at the man she wants to dance with. This symbolizes when the she bear comes out of hibernation, and she searches for a male bear. The dance is also a contest between the dancers and the singers. If none of the dancers fall down before the end of the dance, which can last for 2 or 3 days , then the dancers win but if any dancers quit the singers win. The singers also use a special instrument called a Morache, or Growl stick, which were originally made from the jawbone of a bear. Today it's made with two notched sticks or a notched stick and a piece of bone, which are then rubbed against each other over a wooden or tin box that serves as a resonator. The sound made by these 'growl sticks', imitates both the noise made by a bear growling, and the spring's first thunder. Which is also believed to wake the bears from their winter hibernation.

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