Native Talent – Native American Talent Directory

Native Talent – Native American Talent Directory

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Talent comes in all shapes, sizes, ages, and abilities and from all walks of life. There’s certainly no shortage of Native American talent in the U.S. While in the past, indigenous people have not been seen for what they are worth, things are changing and Native talent is now more….

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Marvel Comics’ Princess Matoaka Mishap Could Cost Company More Than Money

Marvel Comics’ Princess Matoaka Mishap Could Cost Company More Than Money

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Following widespread fury and disapproval over a new comic, Marvel has announced it is changing the name and look of an indigenous character who made an appearance in the third issue of “King Conan.” But many are questioning whether the decision is too little too late. The character, previously named….

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Native American Crafts You Can Make Using a Cricut

Native American Crafts You Can Make Using a Cricut

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Native American crafts you can make from home using a Cricut! If you love glitter, felt, cardstock, and own a glue gun (or two!) you’ve probably tried your hand at crafting. If you handmake your holiday presents and know four different ways to tie a bow, then you are definitely….

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50 Greetings in Native American Languages

50 Greetings in Native American Languages

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Native American greetings to impress your friends and family! Did you know that at least 40% percent of the 7,000 languages used worldwide are endangered? Indigenous languages are much more vulnerable to endangerment for various reasons. For one, these languages are not taught in traditional schools, and oftentimes younger generations….

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10 Of The Best Native American Courses Online

10 Of The Best Native American Courses Online

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Online Native American courses are popping up on every major e-learning platform. You don’t have to be in college to continue learning. Not only have educational markets realized the potential and benefits of online learning platforms, but the pandemic also opened up a whole new world in that arena. Online….

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Slowly But Surely, Representation is Improving for Native Americans

Slowly But Surely, Representation is Improving for Native Americans

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At this point, it’s pretty much common knowledge that indigenous people are disproportionately underrepresented in the media, such as in television shows and movies. While underrepresentation is an egregious issue, what’s more concerning is how indigenous people are outrageously misrepresented. Thankfully, even though it might not seem like things are….

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No, Halloween Still Doesn’t Exempt Us From Cultural Appropriation

No, Halloween Still Doesn’t Exempt Us From Cultural Appropriation

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Every year, those offensive—sometimes outright racist—Halloween costumes seem to circle back around. Happy Cultural Appropriation Day! One of the most common and egregious examples is the “Native American costume” with the person wearing fringe, fake suede, feathers, and braids. Another might be of a “chief” or “warrior.” Oftentimes, these costumes….

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Joy Harjo: Native American Poet, Playwright and Musician

Joy Harjo: Native American Poet, Playwright and Musician

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Joy Harjo is so much more than a “triple threat.” She represents Native Americans in the world of poetry and has been published numerous times (books, poetry, non-fiction, a screenplay, and children’s stories). Along with her love of poetry, she also tells stories through her gift for music. She is….

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Adam Beach: Native American Actor Extraordinaire

Adam Beach: Native American Actor Extraordinaire

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Adam Beach is a well-known Native American actor, writer, producer, and philanthropist, He was born in Manitoba, grew up on the Dog Creek First Nation Reserve, and is Anishinaabe.  One meaning of Anishinaabe is “the good humans,” and Adam Beach is one of them, representing his fellow Natives and his….

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Irene Bedard: The Woman Behind the Voice of Pocahontas

Irene Bedard: The Woman Behind the Voice of Pocahontas

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Irene Bedard has made her share of appearances on the big screen. You may have even heard her voice in TV shows, movies, and video games. Perhaps you’ve seen her in the news from time to time.  She is beautiful, talented and intelligent. But what else do you know about….

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11 Educational Grants and Scholarships For Native American Students

11 Educational Grants and Scholarships For Native American Students

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Some of you may be in high school or an undergrad program or know someone who is, and you’re interested in seeking out scholarships for the next school year.  All Native American scholarships have specific eligibility requirements. By looking through some of these amazing grants and scholarships, you can start….

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Read ‘Winter Counts’ — A Lakota Thriller

Read ‘Winter Counts’ — A Lakota Thriller

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Now that summer is winding down, it’s time to pass that beach book along to a friend and pick up something with more substance. If you’re eyeing something more informative, thrilling, and poignant, then “Winter Counts” needs to be added to your “must-read” list ASAP. LISTEN TO THE INTERVIEW NOW….

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