Members of the Hiva Nui group were face to face with the other dancers representing Mexican Folklorico, Hmong, and Native American traditions, teaching them something from their culture and picking up something from the others. To me it was a shining example of the great strength of diversity that Stockton has and what was sorely lacking in the Forbes survey.
Hmm, came across something very interesting about the Dong-Yi people. Needs to be researched a little more but if this is true then this could…
Turkey, The Peace Eagle www.firstpeople.us Our “Elders”, tell us the Legend of the Turkey is not one we need to explain the Great Mystery and…
Time To Recognize National Sovereignty, Human Rights Of Native Indians www.popularresistance.org Above photo: Lakota Elders Tour to Raise Awareness About Struggle. Recently we wrote about the need to…
The Blossom, the Humming Bird, and the Bee This is a Hmong folktale similar to the Cinderella story. It was brought to us by Nhia…
Npoj Thaub (Bao Thao) Va Yang Xiong told this story, and Ted Yang translated it. The lessons of this story are not to lose hope…
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