And I feel the need to clarify some things:
I do not personally know the author or her ancestral background, but for educational purposes for my audience, let's just assume she was born and raised in The USA.
"Aboriginies," the Copper/Brown people of:
The Land "THEY" Call USA,
is not to be confused with:
"Aborigines" of Australia.
The extra "i" at the end denotes the difference.
I AM an ABORIGINIE who also supports Aborigines of Australia.
Two different groups with many similarities.
It's time we stop allowing other groups to give us misnomers (that The United States continuously changes--black, negro, Indian, colored, African American...) instead of simply stating the direct truth:
We were ALREADY here. And we've ALWAYS been here.
*Please note that I can only speak for MY people's ancestry on this land (USA) and no others. People from Alaska, Hawaii, the surrounding Caribbean islands, and Amerikkkan territories have their own ancestry.
**It should also be noted that Mexico was once all wooly-haired Aboriginies until the whytes (whom you now call Mexicans) successfully killed them off. The whyte Mexicans you know today fled from India and made their way here after a lost battle. After destroying the Aboriginies Mexico, they TRIED moving further up to southern USA areas, and lost the campaign against MY ancestors. At the end of the battle, my forefathers allowed the few remaining whyte Mexicans to live in: Tent Cities, as we were living in wooden and brick edifices. And that's the short version☺️.
Vegalia, thank you for sharing your talent with the world.
As for the author's amazing book, it can be utilized by ALL Aboriginal people on Mother Earth. And it can be a great educational tool for whites who want to expand (and maybe correct) their children's understanding of the ancestral lineage of this place that THEY call: USA.
~MissNikkiAnn, an Aboriginie
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