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Welcome to Indian Country

This is a community for Indigenous and Native peoples. Here, we can share our culture with others, both native and non-native. Feel free to ask a question, have a discussion, and/or make a post, provided you follow the guidelines.

Please note: You do not have to be Indigenous to participate here, but we do prioritize the Indigenous voice. If you are not Indigenous, we encourage you to listen and learn copiously but comment sparingly. If it your comment only injects your non-Indigenous perspective into a discussion between Indigenous people, it will be removed. This sub exists to give voice to Indigenous perspectives and most likely everyone is already familiar with your perspective. We are an inclusive community for Indigenous Peoples. Despite being called "Indian Country," we also welcome all Indigenous voices from around the world. We believe in having a diverse set of views contributing to our community here.

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Contentment and conversations- collab between me (houlefineart) and southernwindkwe

4 Comments
2023/05/03
18:05 UTC

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Uh, "Indigenous Policy and Program Lead"

This Indigenous Policy Program Lead position for these oil companies keeps popping up, now. I noticed it a few years after Standing Rock. Maybe I missed it before. I know that the oil companies probably keep tabs on all of these forums but I can not give two shi*s anymore. I brought up ENBRIDGE before online and got followed by one of those big ol black pick up trucks with the tinted windows for a bit.

What is this position? With these oil companies. This one was with WOOD up in Alberta Canada. Another with Enbridge in Michigan USA. Oh, it's painted to be a wonderful community relations role. What is this nonsense, fellow agitators?

4 Comments
2023/05/03
17:25 UTC

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Painted a thing

More Native adjacent than outright Native.

3 Comments
2023/05/03
16:10 UTC

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Mama Quilla (Inca Goddess of the Moon) painting for a comic series I am currently making about Inka Mythology

1 Comment
2023/05/03
02:01 UTC

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Traditional Men's Drum Songs

Tawnshi hello everyone!

I learned to drum in high school and it was a wonderful experience for me. My brother was uninterested at the time but has now asked me to teach him how to drum.

My problem is that I was never taught any men's drum songs, not being a man and all, and I was hoping any of you guys knew some I could learn and then teach him!

Maarsii <3

39 Comments
2023/05/02
18:22 UTC

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The famous “I’m am Indian too” line has to be one of the most cringe responses when confronting ignorance

6 Comments
2023/05/02
00:44 UTC

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