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r/NativeAmerican • u/dwaami0688 • Sep 02 '25
R.I.P.
Rest In Peace brother, my your journey back to our mother may be a peaceful one. Thank you for all the memories and work you left behind for us. Hush'tha'me.....
r/NativeAmerican • u/superchiva78 • Nov 07 '20
You wanna know how much the Navajo Nation dislikes trump?
r/NativeAmerican • u/MustachioedMystery • Jun 02 '25
RIP Jonathan Joss
Jonathan Joss portraying John Redcorn was the first indigenous character I saw on TV and although his character was a scumbag admittedly I was so excited to see some representation out there when I was a kid. He chose to follow his heart and love who he loved and paid the ultimate price for being who he was.
Rest in peace Jonathan.
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u/TyFireeagle
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Feb 22 '25
• Two-Spirit People Existed Before Nazi Ideology Came To America, And They'll Still Exist Regardless of What This Hateful Administration Does.
r/NativeAmerican • u/Goyahkla_2 • Jul 06 '25
Anyone else see what this worthless c*nt posted?
Time to pray for Ms Coulter to receive a curse
r/NativeAmerican • u/YjwYjb • Aug 11 '20
They say we don’t look like our ancestors anymore
r/NativeAmerican • u/Sine_Fine_Belli • Aug 10 '25
A Native American tribesman scalps an effigy of Adolf Hitler, 1940's
r/NativeAmerican • u/clihmaster • Jul 19 '25
New Account My beaded stuff so far
These are a few things I’ve made. I just started beading and I’ve bare small bracelets for my loved ones but these are the stuff I made for me to wear.
r/NativeAmerican • u/LMFA0 • Oct 21 '24
Nation’s Indigenous People Confirm They Don’t Need Special Holiday, Just Large Swaths Of Land Returned Immediately
r/NativeAmerican • u/Desecr8or • Jan 21 '25
Native Americans advised to carry Tribal ID's, US passports, and State IDs to protect against ICE.
r/NativeAmerican • u/bolivar_shag_nasty • Mar 27 '20
Your great grandma wasn't a Cherokee Princess
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u/Careless-Vehicle-286
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Sep 16 '26
Why does wanting clean drinking water make you an activist, while poisoning it doesn't make a corporation a terrorist?
r/NativeAmerican • u/Sterling-Hospedales • Oct 14 '24
Honoring Indigenous People Day
Honoring Indigenous Peoples Day today, amplifying the notion that its about the contributions they give to society and not about a man who did nothing but commit acts of harm.
Honoring Indigenous Peoples’ Day is more than a holiday – it’s about actively working to decolonize our thinking and amplify the voices that have too often been silenced.
Art by Caitlin Blunnie