Native American Heritage

03/06/2026

SACRED SITES UNDER ATTACK: TRIBES STANDING FIRM 🏔️
The Trump administration transferred ownership of a sacred site in Arizona to a foreign-controlled copper mine company, moving forward despite tribal objections (Indianz) .
This is the battle happening right now across Indian Country.
Sacred sites are being destroyed:
⚡ Copper mines on ancestral lands
⚡ Oil drilling near burial grounds
⚡ Development threatening spiritual places
⚡ Corporate greed over tribal sovereignty
⚡ Federal government enabling desecration
But tribes refuse to back down.
Indigenous nations are fighting in courts. They're organizing communities. They're demanding protection for what's sacred.
What sacred sites mean:
🌿 Spiritual connection to ancestors
🌿 Cultural identity and continuity
🌿 Healing and ceremony
🌿 Indigenous sovereignty
🌿 Planet protection
This isn't just about land—it's about the soul of Indigenous nations.
When sacred sites are destroyed, entire cultures suffer. Generations lose connection to their heritage. The earth loses its protectors.
Demand protection for sacred sites. Stand with tribes. Say NO to corporate desecration.

02/06/2026

02/06/2026

"Still Here"

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We are still here—
the feathers carry our prayers,
the drum carries our heartbeat,
the land carries our name.

We are still strong—
woven in colors of fire and earth,
braided in the strands of time,
standing where our ancestors stood.

No storm erased us,
no silence broke us.
We walk with pride,
our spirits unyielding,
our voices rising—
Native,
forever.
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02/06/2026

In the early 1990s, actor Graham Greene walked into a casting session and was told to “sound more Native.” His response was simple: “Which tribe?” The room went quiet and the role disappeared.
That moment reflects much of Greene’s career. Not loud protest, but steady resistance to an industry that often chose stereotypes over real representation.
Coming off an Academy Award nomination for Dances with Wolves, he had opportunities. But many roles offered to him followed the same pattern: the wise elder, the spiritual guide, the background figure who supports someone else’s story. Greene pushed back. He questioned scripts, accents, and how Native characters were portrayed. When it didn’t feel right, he walked away.
Instead, he chose roles that challenged expectations. In films like Clearcut and Thunderheart, he took on characters that were complex, direct, and rooted in real issues rather than comfortable narratives.
That path didn’t lead to mainstream Hollywood stardom, but it gave him something else. A career built on integrity, consistency, and control over his identity on screen.
Over decades, he’s remained committed to one thing: portraying Native people with accuracy, depth, and dignity, even when it came at a cost.

01/06/2026

Guardians of the First Dawn

Long before your borders grew,
We watched the rivers run so true.
We knew the wind, we knew the flame—
And called the land by sacred name.

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Then came the ships with foreign cries,
With steel and fire in their eyes.
They called us wild, they called us wrong,
But we have known this land too long.

We stood with bows, with hearts of stone,
To guard the earth we called our own.
And though they marched with flags held high,
We held the line—we would not die.

Homeland Security, they say—
We’ve lived that truth before their day.
We fought the terror, masked as gold,
Since 1492 of old.

Not for empire, not for kings—
But for the air, the roots, the springs.
For every child and every drum,
For every dawn that’s yet to come.

So mark our names in smoke and flame,
But know we still remain the same.
We are the watchers, proud and true—
The first defenders. Still we do.
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01/06/2026

Dallas Cowboys' Shiyazh Pete, a member of the Navajo Nation, displays quiet confidence as he begins his NFL journey. After signing as an undrafted rookie free agent post-2026 NFL Draft, Pete is poised to make an impact. The 6-foot-8, 310-pound offensive lineman's unique upbringing, moving between Montana, Colorado, New Mexico, and Arizona, has prepared him for the challenges ahead. Pete's collegiate experience includes walking on at New Mexico State and starting every game at Kentucky last season. His soft-spoken demeanor and emphasis on earning trust were notable during rookie minicamp. "To put on the star is surreal," Pete said, "But I have to earn that star.