#native folklore

1) they can be triggering, why I put a TW, but (at least to me and my family) they’re not really sacred. They’re like supernatural vultures, honestly

2) Where’s the energy for the Nunnehi in Monster Boyband or Thunderbirds in any of those posts? What about my Piasa Bird series? My Mishipeshu post? Or anything else on my “Indigenous Monsters” Masterlist? It’s literally only for Raven Mockers and I don’t get it.

3) Do you write letters to Disney and Marvel? Do you comment on their posts about Wakanda (Wakonta/Wakonda is the Creator to many Indigenous Peoples. They pronounce it the same and the original comic creator literally said he got it from Indigenous Peoples)? Do you say anything about Thunderbird (John Proudstar)? No?? Then leave me alone oh my God(s)

4) Do you come for all these movies/TV shows/games/podcasts using the Sk*nW*lk*r or W*nd*g* names? They butcher what they actually are and look like, and make them into slasher fic monsters, but that’s okay? Get off my back

5) If you don’t know someone’s race!! Take a second to look at their profile!! Literally one of my most popular posts rn is a fuck Trump/fuck ICE post where I mention I’m Indigenous. It’s in the three post feature at the top of my profile if you click on it. It’s right under the Ask Me button.

For reference I am a white person i fucking hate my ancestors and I try to be as best as I can, it might not be fully in my control to do smth like this well but I think it would be fun.

As I am specifically Irish American(4th generation) I do feel some connection to my heritage being destroyed by the British, as if you are familiar with it the British were fucking tyrants and completely wiped out our religion, language, and relegated our folklore to fairy tales, take for example leprechauns which are NOT just jolly little fellows who hide gold but instead being morally gray fae who enjoyed tricking and deceiving people, even going as far as to spirit away children. They also were originally dressed in red with a conic hat, and the green clothes, buckled shoes, and top hat are all taken from the garb commonly worn by Irish immigrants in the Elizabethan period.

Anyway what British folklore can we mess with?

Rou garou: from the french loup garou, a werewolf that can shapeshift like many cree stories. 

Little men: brownies, fairies, or naiads/water nymphs, (fae) that use leaves as boats.