”My contribution to the Native Baby Yoda movement, I give you Baby Crowda! He’s Native now #ThisIsTheWay “ - Sings In The Timber

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”My contribution to the Native Baby Yoda movement, I give you Baby Crowda! He’s Native now #ThisIsTheWay “ - Sings In The Timber
U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Lauri Kindness wears a headdress as she leads the Crow Fair Color Guard. In the Crow Culture, Kindness said, women earn the right to wear headdresses through military service, just as men do. Kindness, a paratrooper, served 13 years in the U.S. Army and completed 5 tours of duty. She is currently serving her fifth year in the U.S. Army Reserve.
- Adam Sings In The Timber
Counting Coup: Becoming a Crow Chief on the Reservation and Beyond
Joseph Medicine Crow
Genre: Historical Non-Fiction
Rating: General Audiences
1st Person POV
Crow Indian History
Native American History
Coming of Age
Folklore
Humor
World War II
I want to get this off my chest. I had this old dude say gay marriage is wrong because it intrudes on the family, and the (nuclear) family is a universal institution that has always existed.
I must say my urge is to say "that's bullshit. If it was, I wouldn't be here." I have some distance crow Indian ancestry. My ancestors didn't have fathers, they were provided for by their uncles. It's a common cultural set up in south east Asia and certain American Indian cultures.
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There is an ancient folk belief that effigies possess souls of their own. The belief isn’t baseless. Here’s a gathering of vintage effigies.
Fine Art Print of'Two Whistles', a Crow Indian wearing a medicine hawk headdress.
'Two Whistles', a Crow Indian wearing a medicine hawk headdress
Fine Art Print of'Two Whistles', a Crow Indian wearing a medicine hawk headdress. This is a digital reworking of a late 1800's vintage photograph taken by Edward S,. Curtis. I have altered the photograph with mixed media backgrounds, textured layers and digital paint.
Printed on museum quality Hahnemühle Premium Paper : German Etching 310gsm This heavyweight etching board is velvety smooth with a fine surface texture. German Etching is one of the most popular media worldwide for artwork and photography alike. This paper is guaranteed archival standard and meets the highest industry standards regarding density, colour gamut, colour graduation and image sharpness while preserving the special touch and feel of genuine art paper. This print is guaranteed to last many, many years in the right conditions, preferably behind glass and away from direct sunlight.
Digitally signed
Available in 4 sizes
Fine Art Print of'Two Whistles', a Crow Indian wearing a medicine hawk headdress.
'Two Whistles', a Crow Indian wearing a medicine hawk headdress
Fine Art Print of'Two Whistles', a Crow Indian wearing a medicine hawk headdress. This is a digital reworking of a late 1800's vintage photograph taken by Edward S,. Curtis. I have altered the photograph with mixed media backgrounds, textured layers and digital paint.
Printed on museum quality Hahnemühle Premium Paper : German Etching 310gsm This heavyweight etching board is velvety smooth with a fine surface texture. German Etching is one of the most popular media worldwide for artwork and photography alike. This paper is guaranteed archival standard and meets the highest industry standards regarding density, colour gamut, colour graduation and image sharpness while preserving the special touch and feel of genuine art paper. This print is guaranteed to last many, many years in the right conditions, preferably behind glass and away from direct sunlight.
Available in 4 sizes