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Language, culture, and Two-Spirit identity.

I am a huge language geek.  As in, I’m a little obsessed with language and how it relates to culture, to identity, to understanding the world around you. If you speak another language, or have even tried to learn another language, you realize pretty early on that although you might Read more…

By âpihtawikosisân, 13 yearsMarch 29, 2012 ago
Alienation

Community. It isn’t just a word, it is a need.

Living in an urban setting is incredibly stressful for me sometimes.  It is noisy.  It is big.  It smells.  I am surrounded by people who do not know me, who do not know my family, who are strangers with no connections to myself or my home community. I sometimes feel Read more…

By âpihtawikosisân, 13 yearsMarch 26, 2012 ago
Alienation

Ruby’s Story

Today, I’d like to present to you something a little different; an interview of sorts. A while ago, a comment on one of my blog posts really caught my attention.  In it, a mother was describing an experience her young daughter had at school, and that brief description had such Read more…

By âpihtawikosisân, 13 yearsMarch 16, 2012 ago
Cultural appropriation

Icewine, Roquefort cheese and the Navajo Nation.

I’d like to tell you a story about icewine. Icewine is pressed from grapes that freeze on the vine, and is an incredibly sweet and expensive dessert wine.  Not everyone likes it, but I consider it a pretty decadent treat. Canada is the largest producer of authentic icewine in the Read more…

By âpihtawikosisân, 13 yearsMarch 2, 2012 ago
Cultural appropriation

Check the tag on that “Indian” story.

Stories and sayings attributed to Native Americans have been floating around probably since settlers stopped spending all of their time and energy on not dying. I am not entirely certain why stories that never originated in any indigenous nation are passed around as “Native American Legends”, but listener beware. You’ve Read more…

By âpihtawikosisân, 13 yearsFebruary 21, 2012 ago

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