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Posts by Taté Walker

We Can’t ‘Get Over It’: 4 Ways Understanding Past Wrongs Can Create Better Indigenous Allies

By Taté Walker | January 16, 2015

Mention Pearl Harbor or 9/11, and the rallying cry is “Never forget!” So why the double standard when it comes to Native issues? “Get over it” gets tossed around too frequently for people who have experienced trauma. I want to talk about why these past wrongs still very much impact Native lives today and direct your attention to what can help.

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Free the Fringe: 6 Ways to De-Stereotype Native American Heritage Month

By Taté Walker | November 13, 2014

This time of year is wrought with stereotypes of Native people. Here’s how to de-stereotype Native American Heritage Month — no leather, feathers, or fringe needed.

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4 Ways to Celebrate Columbus Day (Without Celebrating Columbus Day)

By Taté Walker | October 5, 2014

Primary schools across the country continue to celebrate someone who would be considered a terrorist in modern times. Here are 4 ways we can do better than Columbus Day.

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4 Ways To Honor Native Americans Without Appropriating Our Culture

By Taté Walker | August 26, 2014

There’s a fine line between appropriation and appreciation. Here are four ways to honor Native Americans without dehumanizing them.

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