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Tag Archives: Native Americans
What is Thanksgiving Anyway?
My blogger friends from other countries have asked what exactly America is celebrating each year on the fourth Thursday in November? It is not just overeating , football , and Black Friday shopping which has made its way into … Continue reading
Posted in Religions of the World, Travel, Uncategorized, USA
Tagged documentary, First Thanksgiving, Freedom of Religion, Indians, journey, Massachusetts, Native Americans
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National Navajo Code Talkers’ Day
These brave Navajo Marines sitting before the landscape of Monument Valley! Your heart will be touched by their story of the invaluable contribution they made to the United States during WW II .
Posted in service, Uncategorized, USA
Tagged honor, language, Marines, National Navajo Code Talkers Day, Native Americans, Navajo marines, service, World War II
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Plimouth Plantation Virtual Tour
A reenactment of the First Thanksgiving meal l when the Pilgrims invited the Native Americans who had helped them stay alive in the New World, of Plimouth Plantation, Massachusetts. This is the one truly American holiday where families near and … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized, USA
Tagged feast, Give thanks, Native Americans, November American holiday, pilgrims, Thanksgiving
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Pow Wow
This local Pow Wow has become a family tradition. This year, my Onondaga daughter was with us. Some of the Iroquois from Syracuse were there selling traditional crafts and corn soup and fry bread. The drumming filled the air, … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized, USA
Tagged blogging, Code of Ethics, culture, dance, drums, First Americans, flutes, Gathering of Nations, Great Spirit, heritage, Native Americans, nature, Pow Wow, prayer, smudging
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“America”, the film
Dinesh D’Souza is an immigrant from India. He is an unapologetic believer in American exceptionalism. His first political film was “2016 Obama’s America” was a box office hit making 33 million. The premise is whether the world is better off … Continue reading
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