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‘Where’s the money?’ White outsiders convinced a Native American tribe to start a legal weed business. It ended in disaster

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Trying to find Native American ancestors & family? Here are some tips & tricks

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Big Bro Government in Florida orders schools to destroy and eliminate books that include African and N8tive history

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Woodland style wolf drawing 

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You can now stream for free this series highlighting the things happening across all tribal communities. You can download the FNX app on any device and watch. 

The series highlights the ongoing needs across tribes but also shows positive things happening. In the series the production crew sits down with some elders to discuss very interesting topics of the past as well as tribal leaders explaining how self governance is helping individual citizens. 

<div class="md"><p>You can now stream for free this series highlighting the things happening across all tribal communities. You can download the FNX app on any device and watch. </p>

<p>The series highlights the ongoing needs across tribes but also shows positive things happening. In the series the production crew sits down with some elders to discuss very interesting topics of the past as well as tribal leaders explaining how self governance is helping individual citizens. </p>
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A free documentary series highlighting tribal country 

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Me and my grandma at a local powwow. It was my first time not doing gourd dance only since I was 4

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Does anyone know of a way to let Wes Sttudi that his image is being used by this FB to sell T-shirts?

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Hello everyone! I’m 19 and from the Blackfeet tribe and Kainai band. I just got done with the main beaded parts of these and have to do the edging but I just wanted to share! 😊🙏🏼 these have taken me about 2/3 hours for each pair as I bead inbetween each bead. 

<div class="md"><p>Hello everyone! I’m 19 and from the Blackfeet tribe and Kainai band. I just got done with the main beaded parts of these and have to do the edging but I just wanted to share! 😊🙏🏼 these have taken me about 2/3 hours for each pair as I bead inbetween each bead. </p>
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Some snowflake earrings of mine❄️

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Me as a young boy in Austria meeting a man who did a presentation at our school

I'm truly sorry if I offended anyone while I was wearing my "Caucasians" shirt. I thought I was honoring you.

After my great grandma died a few years ago I started growing out a braid for her after I buzzed my head. Now that it's long enough I decided I wanted to cut it for her. I'm leaving it at her grave tomorrow.

<div class="md"><p>After my great grandma died a few years ago I started growing out a braid for her after I buzzed my head. Now that it&#39;s long enough I decided I wanted to cut it for her. I&#39;m leaving it at her grave tomorrow.</p>
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Cutting my braid for my late native great grandma

What This Native American Ritual Can Teach Us About Dating & Relationships

Hello, I hope this isn't an annoying type of question, but this book, 'Native American Crafts and Skills' by David Montgomery, 2008 was recommended to me. The author has written a lot of nature/outdoors books, but from what I can tell is not native, (and neither am I). I wanted to ask if anybody has an idea about the accuracy of this book or books like it, as well as whether it is respectful of the culture or potentially harmful, in your opinion. I want to learn about the history of practices that are heavily involved with nature, but I don't want to buy something that is inaccurate or disrespectful.

<div class="md"><p>Hello, I hope this isn&#39;t an annoying type of question, but this book, &#39;Native American Crafts and Skills&#39; by David Montgomery, 2008 was recommended to me. The author has written a lot of nature/outdoors books, but from what I can tell is not native, (and neither am I). I wanted to ask if anybody has an idea about the accuracy of this book or books like it, as well as whether it is respectful of the culture or potentially harmful, in your opinion. I want to learn about the history of practices that are heavily involved with nature, but I don&#39;t want to buy something that is inaccurate or disrespectful.</p>
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Do you think this book is good?

I was wondering if the Atlanteans were based on any Indigenous Tribes

<div class="md"><p>I was wondering if the Atlanteans were based on any Indigenous Tribes</p>
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Atlantis: The Lost Empire

That’s not Native American art. Or is it? "As the commercial value of Native American art has increased dramatically over the last decades, so has its forgery. "

Mel-O-Toons : Hiawatha (1960)

Presence, houlefineart, acrylics on canvas (30x40”) , 2024 

"The Sioux are not the original inhabitants of here .... We'll defend that history in the courtroom."

<div class="md"><p>&quot;The Sioux are not the original inhabitants of here .... We&#39;ll defend that history in the courtroom.&quot;</p>
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Dakota First Nations say Manitoba Métis Federation treaty infringes on their rights | CBC News

Hey folks. Another white Cherokee here. Don't want to give specific last names because that's a bit risky, they seem to be a rather small but well known group. 

Despite them being well known there appears to be a point of tension as far as clear information, I don't know where a good start would be. I see multiple families connecting them to dawes but I'm mostly interested in who my family tribe was, where they are. 

I've always loved native culture, I grew up hearing from immediate family angrily we are white. I met other family that had proof this was partially though not completely true with many photos, including stories of my great grandmother depicted here singing to my older cousin in her native tongue. 

I'm at a loss on where a good resource is because I can track them in census but they always claim to be white despite photos and last names significantly suggesting otherwise. Where is a good library, what are good things to look for?

I have a good map of their movement during tensions. 

<div class="md"><p>Hey folks. Another white Cherokee here. Don&#39;t want to give specific last names because that&#39;s a bit risky, they seem to be a rather small but well known group. </p>

<p>Despite them being well known there appears to be a point of tension as far as clear information, I don&#39;t know where a good start would be. I see multiple families connecting them to dawes but I&#39;m mostly interested in who my family tribe was, where they are. </p>

<p>I&#39;ve always loved native culture, I grew up hearing from immediate family angrily we are white. I met other family that had proof this was partially though not completely true with many photos, including stories of my great grandmother depicted here singing to my older cousin in her native tongue. </p>

<p>I&#39;m at a loss on where a good resource is because I can track them in census but they always claim to be white despite photos and last names significantly suggesting otherwise. Where is a good library, what are good things to look for?</p>

<p>I have a good map of their movement during tensions. </p>
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Great Grandmother

In Coastal British Columbia, the Haida Get Their Land Back  

Women's Work: Living Legacies of Service — Native American Women in the U.S. Military 

The Pueblo Revolt of 1680 - United Pueblo Tribes vs Spanish Colonizers

Indigenous Venezuelan Tree Houses, 1498 

Everyone should become aware of who Thelma Cabrera is! Her platform and what she sought to do for Native Americans!

<div class="md"><p>Everyone should become aware of who Thelma Cabrera is! Her platform and what she sought to do for Native Americans!</p>
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“It’s Simple, I Choose Dignity”- Thelma Cabrera 

Everyone MUST KNOW who Thelma Cabrera is! We HAVE the blueprint to secure a prosperous indigenous future! 

A collection of Chaco cylinders - AMNH Library

Look how far we’ve come - houlefineart

Aboriginal rez/hoods in Canada

Another FB page capitalizing on Native American culture to sell t-shirts. How do you typically report the page? 

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