Native Stories

06/10/2026

Some folks got mad about this girl being on sports illustrated cuz she's a plus sized model...besides the fact she's fine and people are crazy it made me think why is she considered a "plus size model" .this is an average size woman 80 percent of females on earth are "plus sized" so why not just stop calling it that..Lol sh*ts weird y'all stop letting people convince you this is plus size and definitely don't let people convince you this ain't pretty.

06/09/2026

In the quiet flow of time, this family stands like an ancient tree,rooted in the memory of the Earth and reaching toward the breath of the sky. Each gaze carries the wisdom of ancestors, each smile a living prayer. The feathers whisper stories of the wind, the beads echo the rhythm of the heart, and their joined presence weaves an invisible bond between generations.
Here, life is not merely lived, it is honored.
The child in loving arms reflects the sacred mystery of beginnings,
the children before us embody continuity,
and the elders carry the sacred duty of keeping the flame alive.
May this image remind us:
we are all guardians of a memory greater than ourselves,
and every shared moment is an offering to eternity.

06/09/2026

A major step forward in coexistence is taking shape in Colorado, where the largest wildlife overpass in North America now provides a safe path for animals to cross busy highways. Built over one of the state’s most traveled interstates, this structure helps species like elk, deer, and bears move freely across their natural migration routes—without the danger of high-speed traffic. 🦌🌄
For years, this area was known for frequent and often deadly wildlife collisions, putting both animals and drivers at risk. By creating a dedicated crossing that feels like part of the landscape—complete with soil, native plants, and natural features—the overpass encourages animals to use it instinctively. Fencing along the roadway helps guide them toward the bridge, making the system more effective and safer for everyone. 🚗🌿
This project reflects a thoughtful shift in how infrastructure can support both people and the natural world. Reconnecting habitats while reducing accidents shows what’s possible when design considers long-term balance. It’s a reminder that progress can include protection, not just expansion. What are your thoughts on projects like this that bring safety and nature together? 💬✨

06/08/2026

Across the country, many communities are reflecting on how history is remembered and who is honored. Recognizing Indigenous Peoples' Day brings attention to the living cultures, traditions, and resilience of the First Peoples of this land. It offers a moment to honor survival, strength, and the enduring presence of Indigenous nations whose stories continue to shape the world around us. This recognition carries meaning far beyond a change on the calendar. It creates opportunities for learning, reflection, and respect for traditions that existed long before modern borders were drawn. By listening to Indigenous voices and perspectives, communities gain a deeper appreciation of the histories, wisdom, and contributions that continue to influence society today. Moments like these remind us that honoring Indigenous peoples is not limited to a single day. It calls for continued respect, meaningful representation, and a commitment to understanding the past while supporting Indigenous communities in the present. As awareness grows, stronger relationships can form—grounded in dignity, truth, and shared respect for the land and its original caretakers.

06/08/2026

06/07/2026

Need a blessing from Native American Lovers!❤️

06/07/2026

Specialist Moses Brave Heart of the South Dakota Army National Guard received a religious accommodation from the U.S. Army. The Oglala Sioux soldier can now grow his hair long and wear traditional Sioux head decorations including an eagle feather for official Army portraits. He follows the Army female grooming standards for length and style. Brave Heart began growing his hair out after the approval came through in 2023.
This step means a lot for Native soldiers who want to serve while staying connected to their culture. Brave Heart shows quiet strength by standing up for his identity in the military. His story highlights growing respect for Indigenous traditions and opens the door for others to seek similar accommodations. Many in Native communities see it as progress toward true inclusion.
This victory celebrates the beauty of honoring who you are while defending your country

06/06/2026

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06/06/2026

So true 🤣.