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Model Monday: We Catch Up with Afro-Native Model Kiara Nizhoni Jones

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Diné (Navajo) and African American model Kiara Nizhoni Jones may seem the most modest (and sometimes quietest) person around; until you see her modeling portfolio. It's her...

Stepha Murphy: “Being Black and Native, My Story”

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Born in Baltimore, MD and raised in Raleigh, NC, Stepha Murphy was attending UNC-Chapel Hill when she was scouted for modeling during her third year...

“My ancestors have invested in me, so I want to be an investment to my Tribe”: Aaron Tommie Discovers his Seminole Heritage

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My Native American identity journey is akin to an adult who meets their biological family after recently learning that person was adopted as an...

One Indian, Two Indian, Red Indian, Blue Indian by Andrina Wekontash Smith

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Andrina Smith is a writer, performer, and teaching artist who splits her time between the East End and Brooklyn. Educating the youth has been...

“Being Black and Native to me speaks to our survivance”

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Oki niitanikko- (Hello my name is) Evangelina Lopez. I am Niitsitapi (the original/real people- Blackfeet), specifically Amskapi Pikuni (Southern Piegan), Gros Ventre, and Assiniboine...

Autumn Rose Williams: Of Humility & Heritage

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The last time I chatted with this year's reigning Miss Native American USA Autumn Rose Miskweminanocsqua (Raspberry Star Woman) Williams (Shinnecock),...

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Model Monday: We Catch Up with Afro-Native Model Kiara Nizhoni Jones

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Diné (Navajo) and African American model Kiara Nizhoni Jones may seem the most modest (and sometimes quietest) person around; until you see her modeling portfolio. It's her...
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“Being Black and Native to me speaks to our survivance”

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Oki niitanikko- (Hello my name is) Evangelina Lopez. I am Niitsitapi (the original/real people- Blackfeet), specifically Amskapi Pikuni (Southern Piegan), Gros Ventre, and Assiniboine...
Read more

Stepha Murphy: “Being Black and Native, My Story”

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Born in Baltimore, MD and raised in Raleigh, NC, Stepha Murphy was attending UNC-Chapel Hill when she was scouted for modeling during her third year...
Read more

One Indian, Two Indian, Red Indian, Blue Indian by Andrina Wekontash Smith

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Andrina Smith is a writer, performer, and teaching artist who splits her time between the East End and Brooklyn. Educating the youth has been...
Read more

“My ancestors have invested in me, so I want to be an investment to my Tribe”: Aaron Tommie Discovers his Seminole Heritage

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My Native American identity journey is akin to an adult who meets their biological family after recently learning that person was adopted as an...
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