Native American Respect

WE ARE NOT PRETTY BUT WE ARE ALWAYS SMILING.

Why Haven't We Seen MORE of This?! In South Dakota, a 50-Foot Sculpture Honors the Strength & Dignity of Sioux Women.

Prepare to be amazed. In the heart of South Dakota stands a monumental work of art called 'Dignity'. Created by artist Dale Lamphere, this stunning 50-foot sculpture is a powerful tribute specifically designed to honor the women of the Sioux Nation. ✨

Its name, 'Dignity', speaks volumes – representing the inherent worth, resilience, and grace of Indigenous women. It's a breathtaking symbol that deserves to be seen and celebrated by everyone.

It's honestly surprising this incredible sculpture hasn't received more widespread publicity.

Let's change that! Share this post to help give 'Dignity' and the women of the Sioux Nation the recognition they so rightfully deserve! What does this sculpture mean to you? Share your thoughts! 👇

The Original Choctaw Code Talkers (1918).

Facing Exile, Battling Death, Protecting the Future: The Incredible Strength of Chiricahua Apache Women.

On the difficult road of captivity and forced removal from Fort Bowie, they were changing women. They were the mothers, wives, daughters, widows, warriors, lovers, and friends of the Chiricahua men who had fought fiercely.

Now, some faced exile alongside their beloved men, but many had only each other and their children for comfort. Heartbreakingly, for some, even their children were taken away. 💔

Battling nearly overwhelming obstacles and a relentless tide of deadly diseases in captivity, these women fought for survival. With unwavering spirit, they managed to care for themselves and protect their children against impossible odds.

These were the very real women of legend and lore – the grandmothers and great-grandmothers whose resilience ensured the survival and continuation of the Chiricahua Apache people.

Their strength, their pain, their fight, and their legacy must be remembered.

Honor these incredible women! Share their powerful story of resilience and stand in solidarity with the Chiricahua Apache people today. 🙏🏽❤️