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Her sound is electronic, but Rita Claire Mike-Murphy's first music video is about showing Inuit culture.

"It's very, very simple, but it felt very good," said the performer, who also goes by her stage name Riit.

Mike-Murphy, who is also a throat singer, is from Pangnirtung, Nunavut, and now lives in Iqaluit. The video for her single Qaumajuapik was filmed after she wrapped the second season of Anaana's Tent, an Inuktitut and English-language kids show she hosts on APTN.

"I'm loving being able to deliver a TV show and delivering music in my mother tongue, Inuktitut," she said.

"It's something that I am very proud to do and something I am happy to be doing. It's a pretty fantastic job to have for sure."

Qaumajuapik means "you are shining" in Inuktitut. The video features caribou skins, traditional Inuit tattoos, and the lighting of a qulliq, a traditional Inuit lamp.

Racism in India: 2 Nigerian students thrashed in Haridwar

Racism in India: 2 Nigerian students thrashed in Haridwar

Another grave incident of racism in India has taken over the internet as two Nigerian Btech students have been thrashed allegedly for going out for dinner in Hardiwar.

As racism in India prevails, the beating of two Nigerian students has led to arrest of director, five security guards, register, and non-teaching staff of private…