Purhepechingona

Demian Diné Yazhi’ INDIAN LAND, 2014 ________________________.

He was a deeply spiritual person. In this icon he is shown garbed as the man-woman kachina, Kolhamana, a role he filled during his life. His hands and face are painted ceremonially and he is ready to place the sacred mask upon his face. He was well loved throughout his life and his death brought grief to Zuni. The rainbow spirit above his head in the icon emphasizes that he is now one of the holy ones who return to his people with blessings. His photograph hangs in the tribal museum today, and gay Native Americans throughout North America remember him as a spiritual hero and guide."  // —Robert Lentz __________________________________________.

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(Credit: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10. A note on the first puppy: At 5-1/2 weeks old, Daisy was mauled by a larger dog. As a result of that attack, she lost an eye, hence the stitches. Daisy is now 6 months old and doing well!)

the teachers at my high school do this to the graffiti in the bathrooms and i literally cant

NOTE: There was never a need for a Black Feminist movement. Black Women and children were ALWAYS accommodated for in Black Nationalists and Pan Afrikanist institutions.

I was gonna delete your comments.. but I don’t want anyone to see the photos and accidentally follow you.Step your consciousness level up to the next level

Brown in PDX or Things White People say to Brown People in Portland was created by a group of QTPOC who are surviving in Portland. Portland is 76% white and being brown in this city means navigating a white sea of ignorance and racism on the macro and micro aggression daily. We created...

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Clay Art

From the artist’s bio: "In his finished work—most often clay tiles that are created in the traditional Pueblo way with hand-gathered clay, native clay slips and outdoor firings — he transforms materials closely connected to the earth into a visually rich mix of Pueblo history and culture, comic book super heroes, video game characters, religious icons and all things pop culture." ♥ Share & support your local Native Artist ♥