Jody Jaskolski

04/26/2026

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04/25/2026

Love it!!!

04/24/2026

04/23/2026

Lakota

04/22/2026

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04/21/2026

If the farmer doesn't work, we die of hunger, let's thank the farmers around the world.🙏❤️

04/20/2026

Truthful Art.

04/19/2026

Before 1492, North America was not empty at all. It was home to more than 500 Indigenous nations, each with its own culture, language, and way of life.From powerful communities in the Northeast to desert societies and coastal tribes in the Pacific, the land was full of life and diversity.These nations were not isolated.They built strong trade networks that connected people from the Arctic all the way to central Mexico. Through these connections, they shared knowledge about farming, medicine, and even the stars.Each nation governed itself and had a deep connection to its land.The level of diversity and organization was just as advanced as anywhere else in the world at that time.Understanding this changes how we see history.North America was not a land waiting to be discovered in 1492 — it was already full of rich cultures, stories, and civilizations.What are your thoughts on this history?

04/18/2026

Culture lives through people, stories, and the spaces where communities gather. Scenes like this reflect generations of knowledge being shared—around the fire, within families, and across the land. Native history and culture are not just part of the past; they continue to shape identity, values, and connection in the present. 🪶🔥

Supporting Native American culture means recognizing the depth of these traditions and the resilience behind them. It’s about respecting languages, honoring ceremonies, and understanding the relationship between people and the land. When these traditions are valued, they continue to guide future generations with strength and purpose. 🌎🌿

Moments like these invite reflection and unity—standing with communities, listening, and learning. Every voice matters in keeping culture alive and respected. Do you stand in support of Native history and culture? Share your voice below. ✨💬 ..

04/17/2026

Land holds memory. For many communities, it carries history, identity, and survival. When land returns to those who have long cared for it, it restores more than space. It restores connection.
This moment reflects persistence and the strength of cultural continuity. Generations held on to their relationship with the land, even when it was taken away. That bond never faded..
Restoration opens a path for healing and renewal. It allows traditions to continue and communities to move forward with dignity and purpose. 🌊🌿.

04/16/2026

The legacy of Wilma Mankiller reflects strength, vision, and dedication to her people. When she stepped into leadership of the Cherokee Nation during a time of serious challenges, she focused on rebuilding from the ground up—investing in healthcare, education, and community wellbeing. Her work helped create lasting change that continues to impact generations. 🪶🌿
Through her leadership, clinics and schools were strengthened, opportunities expanded, and enrollment grew significantly—bringing more citizens into connection with their Nation. These efforts weren’t just about numbers; they were about restoring dignity, access, and a sense of belonging. Her approach showed that leadership rooted in service can transform entire communities. 🌎✨
Her story remains a powerful reminder of what can happen when determination meets purpose. Wilma Mankiller’s impact continues to inspire conversations about leadership, resilience, and caring for community. What does her journey teach us about building stronger futures together? 💬🔥