This is a celebration of enormous proportions, The project Klamath. Here in my home state dams on the Elwha river on the Olympic Peninsula were removed just a few years ago. It had an immediate impact and with some help
The Water Remembers
Chiricahua Apache girl Nayeli Doshee, Little Wind
Chiricahua Apache girl Nayeli Doshee, Little Wind This is a brilliant story of peaceful resilience by being a good listener as a very clever young Chiricahua Apache girl. Her name Nayeli Doshee, Little Wind. As a child I loved watching
November Indigenous People’s Month, Black Seminoles, and Johanna July
Bigger post today because the story needs elevating. And some stories come all wrapped up with very little need in changing anything. Just the telling of it is enough. Born in exile, Johanna July trained horses barefoot—and answered to no
Sarah Rector, Negro Girl’s Big Tax
In honor of Indigenous People’s Day I am elevating this blog I posted a few years ago. Her story is now on the BIG SCREEN! As you scroll and read you can realize why history is being rewritten. They have
Don’t Disagree with your Husband
In 1860, a woman disagreed with her husband about religion. So he had her locked in an asylum for three years—and it was completely legal. Her name was Elizabeth Packard. She had been married for 21 years. She was raising
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