November 2010
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Poverty on the Pine Ridge Reservation →
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The Pine Ridge Indian reservation, home to the Oglala Lakota Sioux, is one of the largest and most impoverished reservations in the United States. Located in the southwest corridor of South Dakota, the reservation is geographically isolated, resting approximately 100 miles away from the nearest metropolitan area, Rapid City. The reservation is home to approximately 35,000 people,...
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Anonymous asked: So this is a two part question:
1. I am a native american male and I am homosexual. from being a fellow native american what do you think about gay people? does the native american community accept openly gay people?
2. i live in a area of new mexico where not many native people live. the majority of my friends are white or hispanic. the friends i have that are native...
1. I am a native american male and I am homosexual. from being a fellow native american what do you think about gay people? does the native american community accept openly gay people?
2. i live in a area of new mexico where not many native people live. the majority of my friends are white or hispanic. the friends i have that are native...
happyhippo83 asked: Hi. I live in Finland and I don't personally know any Native Americans but they are very close to my heart. I love their music and culture! I've always felt closeness to Chayenne people. Do they still exist?
I also saw a dream some years back and in that dream I saw a year 1877 in a seal and the name 'Crazy Horse'. I hadn't heard about him before and when I...
I also saw a dream some years back and in that dream I saw a year 1877 in a seal and the name 'Crazy Horse'. I hadn't heard about him before and when I...
1/4th Cherokee by blood , yet fully by spirit .
I have posted to say thank you for this blog once b4 , but I have to say it again ! THANK YOU for bringing such beautiful photos of Native Americans to Tumblr :)
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Native American Cookbook: Thanksgiving Leftovers... →
nativecookbook:
THANKSGIVING SOBAHEG
Sobaheg in Wampanoag means stew. Historians believe that sobaheg was likely shared at the first Thanksgiving. Variations of sobaheg continue to thrive and evolve in many Wampanoag households, and include seasonal ingredients and simply what is available locally. This…
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horizonteeventual asked: I'm a quarter native american and i love everything about native american culture and spirituality. I want to get more in touch with my native american roots, what are some good places online to learn about the culture? haha when i get older i want to have little native babies
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hiya-friend-deactivated20120326 asked: Is it frowned upon for Native Americans to date non-Native Americans? Are Natives supposed to "pass on" their Native Heritage?
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Anonymous asked: Do you believe in past lifes? Or do other natives? I've been wondering if that's just my family or if it's a wide belief through out Native culture
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Anonymous asked: where can a person buy native american turqouise rings
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heavymettle-deactivated20111009 asked: This may sound like an odd question, but can you tell by looking at the picture of a native, which tribe s/he is from--i.e. Apache, Sioux, Blackfoot, etc?
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