August 2011
46 posts
diasporicroots asked: No, thank you it's just a pity our original cultures didn't get to met perhaps we could have formed something truly special on a international basis.
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For a while I’ve been receiving some messages asking if I have a twitter, and suggesting that I start a twitter account to go along with this tumblr. But at this point, I really don’t have the time for anything like that. And I’m not even really a fan of twitter in my personal life because I’m not famous, nor am I that narcissistic. So for now that’s not going to be...
diasporicroots asked: Great blog. I have always felt a affinity to the indigenous Americans, I feel our struggle is similar (some of our original core beliefs were the same). Keep it up your blog has inspired me in more ways than you will ever imagine.
Anonymous asked: do you have a personal tumblr?
incredibly-stunning asked: I just wanted to say that I enjoy your blog. I'm half Native American, but I've been raised by the "white" side of my family. I've never been introduced to my Native culture. I love seeing the photos you post; it makes me feel proud of the "non-white" side of me. :)
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seins-magiques asked: I just want to say that I thoroughly enjoy your tumblr and look forward to seeing it pop in my feed. I'm a nez perce/cherokee and I think it's awesome that you retire all different tribes. And I really enjoy your contemporary pics! Also I totally understand why you keep referring people to the faqs. you can only answer the same question so many times. Keep doing what you're doing!...
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anothercrownlessqueen asked: Hello!
I wanted to say that I really enjoy your blog. Coming from a completely Euro-American background, I know I can't really connect with the pain, maltreatment, marginalization, discrimination, and appropriation the Native American population deals with on a regular basis, but that doesn't mean I should ignore it and not learn from it. I appreciate your blog for that very...
I wanted to say that I really enjoy your blog. Coming from a completely Euro-American background, I know I can't really connect with the pain, maltreatment, marginalization, discrimination, and appropriation the Native American population deals with on a regular basis, but that doesn't mean I should ignore it and not learn from it. I appreciate your blog for that very...
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Anonymous asked: i know this might seem like a stupid question, but it's been bothering me. I'm "white", although i am a first generation american as my mom came from Greece and my dad from Holland. earlier this year a teacher got me into reading Carlos Casteneda books and learning about indigenous culture and following a way of life more like Native Americans. after seeing some of your posts i...
Anonymous asked: I'm white, and I adore Native culture. I've been fascinated since I was really young and I just love it. Religion, food, history, everything. I've always wanted to go to a powwow and what's most important tome is to volunteer for red feather... but are white people accepted? I don't want to come across as the hipster head dress wearing type, because the few native things I...
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Anonymous asked: you are so pretty would you go out with a white mixed with cherokee native american 18 year old?
wonder-wander asked: Why do you think that certain aspects of Native American culture, like headdresses and facial paint, have become popular amongst white suburban teenagers?
