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Are you an Indigenous Ally? - Find out what type of Ally you are and how to be an even better supporter of Indigenous People & communities! ā”ļø tribaltradeco.com/pages/am-i-indigenous-ally
If you want to show your support for Indigenous people and communities, you're likely starting out on your journey by trying to learn about us as people right? Well if not, then thats exactly where you should be startingā¦ Thats why in this video I want to cover SIX of the BIGGEST myths surrounding Indigenous poeples. If you are someone who's interested in learning if you believe some of these myths about Indigenous people, then this video is for you, my friend!
Knowing these myths can help you to have a better understanding
#indigenouspeople #indigenous #myths
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0:00 - Intro
0:30 - Myths about Indigenous People
1:22 - ALL Indigenous People are knowledgeable about Indigenous Culture
4:37 - ALL Indigenous People are Proud of their Indigenous heritage
6:13 - ALL Indigenous People are advocates of Indigenous rights and movements towards Truth & Reconciliation
7:56 - Indigenous People receive free money from the government
11:44 - Indigenous People prefer to hang out with other Indigenous People
12:59 - Indigenous People don't like non-Indigenous people appropriating the culture
16:20 - Outro
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Excellent information! Iām preparing to start learning more about my line of Eastern Cherokee on my dadās side. Unfortunately, the only relative that carried on the teachings passed away several years ago. I feel like so much heritage and knowledge has been lost over the years because of tyranny by governments and social ignorance. Iām not ālegallyā 1/8 Native American, but I still want to embrace that part of us!
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Iām watching this as someone who is struggling with my identity as an indigenous person, to help further deprogram myself from the lies about us that are so pervasive that I may or may not myself even accidentally believe. The first point is a huge relief as Iām always worried Iām āless nativeā than others because Iām not 100% knowledgeable on my own people. Itās hugely discouraging but itās so comforting to know that Iām not alone on this
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I am very ashamed of what has happened to Indigenous, Inuit people's all over the world. People are people, one race = human race. I cannot believe that racism is still an issue in 2022.
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Mallory I am so sorry for your loss up north, what a tragedy for you and all indigenous peoples everywhere. I hope they catch the one fellow. Sorry to talk about this tragedy on such an inspiring thoughts of peace, respect and friendships.
My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Love for all,
Herb Moniz
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This video was very helpful, I learned a lot from it. Iām on my journey to educating myself on indigenous people along with my own culture. Itās true how many of us humans have lost connection with our cultures history but we can change that and itās overall so fascinating āØ
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I love the clarity with which you speak about complex issues. Thank you Malory
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Thank you Mallory. As an ally I appreciate these teachings. They are very beneficial.
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I totally believe this all life and knowledge was taken away from these beautiful people
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What a great video. Thank you! And just think, it can be an ongoing conversation. Really great stuff. Have a wonderful day : )
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I would love to learn more
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The folks I know treat me as a equal and a friend. Each have there own personality and feelings
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I love my first nation ancestry. My problem is that I am a lost Indian and my biggest issue is that due to being a lost first nation person is that I'm trying to learn the fundamentals of (well I can't say all tribes, due to the vast diversity and numbers of seperate tribes) a number of different tribes.
What scares me is that as hard as I'm trying to learn, I'm afraid of not becoming a strong enough first nation member...
Good to see the Canadian government holding up to their word, how long has it been since they said that the first nations would be compensated.
The Australian indigenous have agreements with the natural gas companies to frack their land but that tribe get paid royalties and I tells ya, the indigenous people that receive these royalties are doing pretty bloody good.
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There was a time when I didn't understand why I was different,the truth was hidden from me...
But The truth found me and being indigenous has been a huge part of my art
Mallory your video helped me tremendously thank you
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I think another myth is that all indigenous people look like traditional natives. I know indigenous people with black skin or even with blonde hair. It goes with the myth of are they indigenous enough? I love your videos, I just subscribed a few days ago, and I really love your channel ā¤ļø šš¦
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The thing that surprised me the most was that people would be ashamed to identify as indigenous. I understand they're being fear from the past of being judged or treated differently. That makes perfect sense from a safety perspective, however, feeling shame was really surprising to me. As an ally or human in general, I am very offended when I see manufacturing of indigenous items for simply profit. I would love to be able to ask them the significance of the items they're making to see if they are truly knowledgeable in what they are making and what they represent. The only way that I can show my disapproval is by not buying the items and buying directly from places that I know where they are made or who has made them.
When I bought my granddaughter's shirt for orange shirt day, I was horrified to see that it was made in a different country. My daughter found it humorous because she said everything is made there because it's cheaper. I was very clear that did simply did not make it acceptable.
I could not find the link to see what kind of ally I was.
Please continue to share your knowledge for those who are willing to learn, but more importantly, those who need to learn. Knowledge is power, Even if uncomfortable.
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I am proud being half Cree. My father was a Cree chief, and came from Alberta. He was a shaman too. Met my mother in the netherlands, he was stationed as a soldeer. I was a little girl and made regalia already.
I feel myself more First Nations , than dutch. I am a shaman too. Ones i want to go to canada, my home country.
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Let each deal with the pain and healing there best way they can .
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Let's hope it's by today's standards they are owe.
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@MalloryRoseCo
1 year ago
What other myths about Indigenous people have you heard of?
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