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Friday, September 28, 2012
California Indian Day slide show
This is California Indian Day. I am sharing this because Will and I are naturalized tribal members of the Winnemem Wintu of California. I am sharing this beautiful portrait presentation celebrating our tribal ceremonial traditional way of life, lived each day as I witness. Here is Marc Dadigan's piece about "My Peeps!"
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About Me
- Misa
- Eugene, Oregon
- I am a citizen of the Winnemem Wintu Tribe. I am a Nikkei descendant sansei (third generation);retired teacher, involved in the Winnemem tribal responsibility to Water, Salmon, and our belief that the Sacred is our Teacher. Working locally for human rights and supporting youth leadership.
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