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Every Child Deserves the Dance of JoyEvery child deserves the sun,to feel its warmth upon their skin,to run freely in th...
18/09/2025

Every Child Deserves the Dance of Joy

Every child deserves the sun,
to feel its warmth upon their skin,
to run freely in the fields
where the earth remembers their name.

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Every child deserves a song,
sung by ancestors in the wind,
a heartbeat of the drum
that tells them: you belong.

Every child deserves the dance,
feet wrapped in moccasins,
moving in circles of tradition,
their laughter echoing
like rivers that never end.

Every child deserves love,
arms that hold,
voices that soothe,
a place where tears are healed
and dreams are given wings.

For they are the fire yet to rise,
the guardians yet to grow,
the blossoms of tomorrow’s meadow—
and every child matters,
every single one.
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History Confirmed by Science: The Blackfeet Nation’s 18,000-Year StoryIn 2022, groundbreaking DNA research revealed what...
17/09/2025

History Confirmed by Science: The Blackfeet Nation’s 18,000-Year Story
In 2022, groundbreaking DNA research revealed what the Blackfeet Nation has always carried in its oral histories — their ancestors have lived in the region of present-day Montana for over 18,000 years, long before recorded history began.
For generations, Blackfeet Elders and Knowledge Keepers have spoken of their unbroken connection to the land, language, and culture. Now, modern science has finally caught up, validating what Indigenous knowledge has preserved for millennia.
This is not just history; it is a living truth — a powerful reminder of the resilience, strength, and sovereignty of the Blackfeet people. Their story is a testament to cultural survival, ancestral wisdom, and an enduring relationship with their sacred homelands.

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17/09/2025

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REST IN PEACE: Graham Greene, Oscar-nominated actor from 'Dances with Wolves,' dies at 73: Reports | STORY
17/09/2025

REST IN PEACE: Graham Greene, Oscar-nominated actor from 'Dances with Wolves,' dies at 73: Reports | STORY

The Land RemembersUnder the gaze of the full moon, three figures stood on a hill overlooking the endless forest — a man,...
17/09/2025

The Land Remembers

Under the gaze of the full moon, three figures stood on a hill overlooking the endless forest — a man, a woman, and a young girl. At their side, a wolf watched silently, its eyes reflecting the wisdom of ages. The land beneath their feet was ancient, older than any map, older than any border drawn by human hands.

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The man, known as Gray Sky, spoke softly:
"They call us strangers on our own land. But the trees remember our names. The rivers still sing our stories. The wind carries the voices of our ancestors."

The woman, Willow Song, added:
"This land was never empty. It was never lost. It was taken, but it remembers. And so do we."

Together, they stood — not as trespassers, but as the first children of the land, as protectors of a truth that no law could erase. As dawn broke, the forest seemed to breathe with them, and the message was clear:
No one is illegal on stolen land.
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16/09/2025

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Native American family. Give them a big A' ho
16/09/2025

Native American family. Give them a big A' ho

"We Refuse to Disappear"Every time we speak in words once banned,We light a fire upon this land.Our Native tongue, once ...
16/09/2025

"We Refuse to Disappear"
Every time we speak in words once banned,
We light a fire upon this land.
Our Native tongue, once hushed by might,
Now echoes boldly into night.

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Each beat we drum, each chant we raise,
Revives the songs of ancient days.
A heartbeat strong, through time it swells—
A story no oppressor quells.

We are not shadows, lost in dust,
But living roots, in Earth we trust.
We carry stars, we carry flame—
And history will know our name

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Our youngest son paraded at Crow Fair for the first time today and took 1st in his category! Shout out to Brinnajo Beth ...
15/09/2025

Our youngest son paraded at Crow Fair for the first time today and took 1st in his category! Shout out to Brinnajo Beth Melendrez for organizing a great parade! Itchiik a’ho!

This powerful photograph, taken in the early 1900s, shows a Native American man and woman dressed in traditional regalia...
15/09/2025

This powerful photograph, taken in the early 1900s, shows a Native American man and woman dressed in traditional regalia. They are not just posing for a picture—they are carrying the weight of their people’s history.
At this time, Native nations across America were facing the harshest years of cultural suppression. Children were being forced into boarding schools, languages were being silenced, and sacred traditions were under attack. Yet, in the midst of this struggle, families like the one in this photo chose to hold on to their identity.
The feathered war bonnet worn by the man was not just decoration—it was earned feather by feather, each one symbolizing courage, leadership, and sacrifice.
The woman’s beaded dress and jewelry tell the story of her people’s artistry, resilience, and spiritual strength. Every bead was a prayer, every thread a connection to her ancestors.
Together, they represent unity—husband and wife, warrior and nurturer, standing proudly against a world that tried to erase them.
This is more than a photograph.
It is a testimony of love, resistance, and survival.
It reminds us that no matter how dark the times were, Native people stood tall, protected their culture, and passed it on to the next generation.

Had a productive day in beautiful Apsaalooke country shooting a video for a song titled "Why". I was honored and blessed...
15/09/2025

Had a productive day in beautiful Apsaalooke country shooting a video for a song titled "Why". I was honored and blessed to have my friend Acosia Red Elk dance with me in it. The song will be featured on my new project titled......... ILLUMINATIVES!!! Stay tuned! A'ho!

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