First Nations and Native American tribes have beautiful culture, which is threatened and dying today.

Chief owl of the Blackfoot tribe (Canadian First Nations) 1886

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Crowfoot, head chief of the Blackfoot tribe (Canadian First Nations), 1887

Blackfoot woman and child in the late 1880s.

A striking picture. The little girl became someone's great-great-grandmother if she lived. What happened to their descendants? Are they suffering in poverty, living as second class citizens in their own ancestral land, like many of the Canadian First Nations people today?

Little Dakota Sioux girl, 1899
Do her descendants have this photo on their walls?
Did she live to have descendants?
What happened to her people?

revontuli:
Little Dakota Sioux girl, 1899
Do her descendants have this photo on their walls?
Did she live to have descendants?
What happened to her people?

Do you have the answers?
Your posts are lovely.........#a fan.

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All these your questions are targetted at the wrong audience why not ask Trump or Canadian PM

revontuli:
Little Dakota Sioux girl, 1899
Do her descendants have this photo on their walls?
Did she live to have descendants?
What happened to her people?

are u from American ?den ask Donald trump

Their pictures reminds me of one movie


"A million ways to die in a west"

Americans are Land grabbers, the native Indians will never forgive Columbus

Same thing they did in Australia.Massacred the aborigines to take their land.

farouk0403:
Their pictures reminds me of one movie


"A million ways to die in a west"

Americans are Land grabbers, the native Indians will never forgive Columbus

funny movie

The questions I ask are rhetorical questions.
I always think questions like this when I see the historical pictures of people from genocided nations, especially children.
No one knows the answer.

Here is a Cheyenne boy, 1878
He looks so serious and mature beyond his age.
Maybe the suffering of their people made the children wear expressions like grownups.

Oglala child at the Agency, Pine Ridge, South Dakota, 1893

Pine Ridge reservation is one of the most impoverished reservations with the highest youth suicide rates in the United States.
This little one's descendants are living in despicable conditions today where suicide is the second leading cause of death.
This reservation regularly appears in the news headlines with suicide epidemics.

https://www.nytimes.com/2015/05/02/us/pine-ridge-indian-reservation-struggles-with-suicides-among-young-people.html
https://youthtoday.org/2016/06/pine-ridge-suicides-highlight-stresses-on-native-american-youth/
https://www.theguardian.com/society/2017/sep/29/pine-ridge-indian-reservation-south-dakota

hmmmm. am learning.