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Truth Seekers I Ask Questions posted an update - March 25, 2013 at 5:26 PM
Hmong New Year
Hmong girls wearing traditional headdress during the Hmong New Year celebrations at Luang Prabang, Laos.
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- Hmong Girls in Traditional Headdress at Hmong New Year in Laos
- A glimpse into the vibrant Hmong New Year celebration in Luang Prabang, Laos, featuring Hmong girls wearing traditional headdresses and cultural attire.
DISCUSSION TOPIC: What are some stories (folklore, myths, superstitions, etc…) you were told by your parents or grandparents about the eclipse?
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Such a beautiful picture! Prayers, Safety & Warmth to all the riders!
Prayers for Memorial riders set to leave tomorrow in remembrance of the Dakota 38+2.
Join us as we reflect on the powerful Dakota 38+2 Memorial Ride, an annual event honoring the Dakota people and their resilience.

_Oct7proclaim Poster English
#Oct7ProClaim – Idle No More is sending out Action. Anniversary of the Royal Proclamation ~ let’s make it happen. www.idlenomore.ca.
#Oct16AllNationsUnite – Put this out there resulting from Chiefs Meeting from Sept 16-19 in Edmonton. Treaty 6, 7, & 8 Chiefs (ask all nations on Turtle Island to unite) want all nations to protest, organize, plan when parliament comes back in session… let’s railroad these legislation attacking our treaties, our way of life, & our very existence, even our connection & personal relationship with our mother, Earth. Let’s be out there in thousands, & even millions… ask all ppl to join us.

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- Oct 7 Proclaim Poster English | Stand Up for Sovereignty: Oct 7 Proclaim & Oct 16 All Nations Unite
- Join the movement to defend Indigenous rights. Learn about Oct 7 and Oct 16 calls to action and how you can stand in solidarity with Idle No More and First Nations leadership. In honor of the anniversary of the Royal Proclamation of 1763, Idle No More is calling on all nations to rise in peaceful resistance.
Rose Clayborne posted an update - September 3, 2016 at 8:52 PM

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- Standing United: Protecting Sacred Land From Pipeline Expansion
- Explore the events at Mesha Camp where protectors faced tear gas and dogs while defending their land from pipeline workers.
Truth Seekers I Ask Questions posted an update - February 14, 2013 at 7:15 PM
Idle No More
“From Tibet to Turtle Island | End Occupation | End Colonization | #IdleNoMore”. Young Tibetan activists in the Bay Area (CA) demonstrating their solidarity with First Nations peoples on Turtle island in their struggle to protect and preserve the land, their culture and continue the fight for justice for their respective peoples.
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- From Tibet to Turtle Island: End Occupation, End Colonization
- Explore the powerful solidarity between young Tibetan activists and First Nations peoples in their shared fight for justice, land, and cultural preservation.
Thesis Redux
L. Veniukov, “Tungusy-lamuty” (Kamchatka) in Native Peoples of Siberia.
Explore a captivating historical image of the Tungus-Lamuty people from Kamchatka, offering a glimpse into the rich cultural heritage of Siberia's indigenous communities.

First Nations Contemporary I ART POW-WOW And REGALIA
Native American Award for Valor, Courage and Bravery Is there a Native American symbol awarded to great warriors for valor, courage, and bravery in battle much like the Silver or Bronze Stars awarded to soldiers? If not, can you make a suggestion? Thank you very much. Wess Hi Wess, A Lakota friend of mine sent me this. I hope it is helpful. You can browse our feather hair ties here. Feather Hair Ties. Paula. www.pinterest.com.

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- Illilew Fna Fnp Art Pow Wow Regalia | Native American Symbol Of Valor, Courage, And Bravery In Battle
- First Nations People's, Art, Pow Wow, Regalia - Explore the cultural significance of Native American warrior honors and discover symbolic representations of bravery, including feathers, beadwork, and regalia.
Hmongs & Native Americans posted an update - February 2, 2015 at 8:42 AM
Native American Indian – Old Photos
Hupa group preparing for the Mountain Dance (aka Jump Dance) – 1903.
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- Hupa Group Preparing For The Mountain Dance In 1903
- Explore a rare 1903 photograph of the Hupa people preparing for the traditional Mountain Dance, also known as the Jump Dance, and learn about its cultural importance.
Aboriginal and Tribal Nation News
Discover the heartwarming appeal of "Joyful Gaze," a captivating portrait that beautifully encapsulates the innocence and charm of a young child. This blog post explores the artistry and emotion behind the painting, inviting you to appreciate its subtle details and profound beauty.







