History Americans

04/26/2026

IT IS TIME FOR RESPECT 🪶🪶

04/25/2026

04/24/2026

Wes Studi (Cherokee) is the first Native American actor to win an Oscar.
He was honored at the Governor's Ball with the Academy Award. In his speech he said "too few opportunities in film have gone to Native or indigenous artists and we’re a room full of people who can change that.
I'd simply like to say, it’s about time"
Previously, Buffy Sainte-Marie (Cree) won an award for best song in 1982.

04/23/2026

The Columbus statue at the state capitol in St. Paul Minnesota was removed today by Indigenous people. ❤️🦅

04/20/2026

Every new dawn whispers: I am still with you.🖤🪶🖤

04/19/2026

Love you all🥰🥰

04/18/2026

I hope I get wishes, today is my birthday Proud to be Native American ✊
TANTOO CARDINAL: Canadian Actress as Wind Dancer in Dances With Wolves.
Of Cree and Métis heritage, “Actress Tantoo Cardinal, a Member of the Order of Canada, one of the country’s highest civilian honors. The Order of Canada recognizes Cardinal for her contributions to the growth and development of Aboriginal performing arts in Canada.
Arguably the most widely recognized Native Actress of her generation; Tantoo has appeared in numerous plays, television programs, and films, including Legends of the Fall, Dances With Wolves, Black Robe, Loyalties, Luna, Spirit of the Whale, Unnatural & Accidental, Marie-Anne, Sioux City, Silent Tongue, Mother’s & Daughter’s and Smoke Signals. Recent work includes the films Eden, Maina, Shouting Secrets and From Above.
Her stirring performance in Loyalties earned her a Genie nomination, American Indian Film Festival Best Actress Award, the People’s choice Award at the Toronto Film Festival, plus Best Actress Awards at International Film Festivals in Zimbabwe and Portugal.
Cardinal was just honored with the 2015 ACTRA Award of Excellence, other honors include Best Actress - Elizabeth Sterling Award in Theatre for All My Relations, First Americans in the Arts Totem Award for her portrayal of the character Katrina in Widows at the Forum Stage in Los Angeles. She won the American Indian Film Festival’s Best Actress Award as well as the first Rudy Martin Award for Outstanding Achievement by a Native American in Film for Where the Rivers Flow North, a Gemini Award for North of 60 and a Leo Award for Blackstone.
Her television credits include recurring roles on the series: Blackstone, The Killing, Arctic Air, Strange Empire,The Guard, North of 60, Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman, The Lightening Field, Street Legal, The Campbell’s, Gunsmoke, Tom Stone, Myth Quest, Lonesome Dove and Renegade Pressdotcom MOW’s include Full Flood, The Englishman’s Boy, Dreamkeeper and the PBS documentary Nobody’s Girls.
For her contributions to the Native Artistic community, Cardinal won the Eagle Spirit Award. She has also been honored with the MacLeans’ magazine Honor Roll as Actress of the Year, the Outstanding Achievement Award from the Toronto Women in Film and Television, an International Women in Film Award for her lasting contribution to the arts, and induction to the CBC/Playback Hall of Fame.“
— IMDb Mini Biography By: MGG
Photo Courtesy ~ MovieStillsDBdotCom

04/18/2026

Oh Great Spirit who lives within all life, and all life lives within you, for you are older than the Star Nations and nothing was before you. Oh Great Spirit hear my humbled heart and the prayer it shares to you.
Lift the veil of darkness on Mother Earth and let your light awaken us all to your original instructions, unite the colors of the Medicine Wheel so we may become a beautiful Rainbow that lives in harmony.
Oh Great Spirit help us all to see the Red Road is the true Road for great healing for Mother Earth and all life who lives upon her skin.
Let us have hope where there is despair, give us faith where there is no hope, give us peace where there is unrest and give us love where there is fear.
Oh Great Spirit please hear my prayers. Ekosi. 🙏💕🙏

04/17/2026

Dad said nobody will wish me Happy birthday. Cuz I'm not pretty 🥹🥹❤️