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Stargazer99

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1. Wow! am I happy to know this!

Reply to geardaddy (Original post)

Mon Feb 27, 2023, 06:16 PM

Feb 2023

I think it is important to one's sense of origins, especially Native Americans, as they have been denied their history and a sense of who they are. The white man knows his ancestry and history of his ancestors culture and who they are. The Native American has a right to his/her sense of who their people were.

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MPR: Few speak Ojibwe as a first language. This 'nest' is teaching kids to in Cloquet [View all] geardaddy Feb 2023 OP

Wow! am I happy to know this! Stargazer99 Feb 2023 #1

Thanks! geardaddy Feb 2023 #2

Wiki. The map is enlightening Tetrachloride Feb 2023 #3

I took Ojibwe for my foreign language when I was at the U dflprincess Feb 2023 #4