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In 1886, a Two-Spirit leader from the Zuni Nation walked into Washington D.C. society…
and they had no idea who they were meeting. 🪶
Their name was We’wha.
A master weaver. A gifted potter. A cultural ambassador.
And a revered Two-Spirit person who carried both feminine and masculine roles with pride.
When We’wha traveled to the U.S. capital, they were introduced to President Grover Cleveland as a “female ambassador.”
They shook hands with power.
They dazzled high society.
And all the while — they were living openly as Two-Spirit.
Colonial powers tried to erase Indigenous queerness.
But We’wha’s story survives — as proof that our identities are older than erasure.
🪶 Drop a feather if this filled you with pride.
🗣 Tag someone who needs to know We’wha’s name.
📚 Save this so Two-Spirit history is never erased again.
#Wewha #TwoSpirit #ZuniNation #IndigenousQueerHistory #QueerAndSacred #DecolonizeGender #LGBTQIndigenous #QueerLegacy #PrideIsAncestral #QueerHistory
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