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Doodles of my leopard seal
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When you look inuit so they don't kill you
This no you/your user is Iñupat
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Hey Indigi-goths:
I suggest you listen to "Teeth Agape" if you haven't already.
Tanya Tagaq is an Inuk throat singer and musician from Iqaluktuuttiaq, Nunavut and her music is absolutely undefinable. In this case it's veered into goth territory and it's SO. GOOD.
Tanya's the fucking coolest go give her some attention/currency.
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This is 100% not a callout post, bc I’m not Inuit so I’ve got no grounds to say who should and shouldn’t be offended, but isn’t this considered a slur now? Or at least not something you’re supposed to say?
I grew up hearing “Eskimo Kisses” used in the same context so I can completely understand slipping up and using a term you were taught as a kid. Imo, Dan didn’t mean anything offensive by it, but I kind of just wanted to see what other people think?
Bought this painting today in New York.
R. M. ST. Onge "Three Jolly Eskimos" Fine Inuit Yupik Portrait
Oil on Board
Daily Featured Flag #25: Nunavut, Canada
Today's daily featured flag for 21 July, 2026 is the flag of the territory of Nunavut, Canada. This is definitely a stark contrast from the last one! This flag features a yellow and white bicolor (or and argent touching? scandalous!) with a red inukshuk and a tilted blue star. Nunavut is one of Canada's three territories, and its most recently created. Naturally, its flag followed its creation by a short amount of time- just -1 days. Not a typo. The flag was adopted for the territory one day before the territory existed. For one day, there was a Flag of Nunavut but no Nunavut. Why?? Irregardless, I love this design. I really like how the inukshuk just *barely* splits the two colors of the bicolor while simultaneously making it look like they still touch a tiny bit. It makes it look extremely natural!
If you'd like your favorite flag featured tomorrow, tell me about it in the replies or reblogs. See you in number 26!