Native Opinion Episode 351
“Promises Made Are Not Usually Promises Kept.”
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EPISODE SUMMARY:
If one is not sure you can keep a promise, don’t make the promise for the sake of making political points or saving face. Could you not do it? It is bad form.
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“Educating and strengthening the human circle by creating common memories using performance arts and media based on Indigenous cultures, history, values, and other cultural alliances."
STC LATEST PROJECT: Indigenous Women Through History "Women have been the backbone for every worthy circumstance at every point in time throughout history. We are the voices of reason when indecision hovers- when decisions are made- when chaos threatens- when chaos occurs.
In this stage play, we will highlight “Indigenous Women Through History” who were/are the epitome of strength, resilience, and influence. These women include Actors, Aerospace Engineers, Aviators, Biologists, Composers, Dancers, Educators, Environmentalists, Explorers, Firefighters, Historians, Medics, Poets, Ballerinas, Producers, Public Officials, Soldiers, Sports, Singers, and Musicians.
Our current list includes 30 Indigenous Women and additional singers. A partial outline of the 17 acts follows.
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LINKS IN THIS EPISODE
Biden administration to resume drilling auctions in setback to climate agenda
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NATIVE OPINION OPENING / CLOSING MUSIC “HONOR THE PEOPLE” BY CASPER LOMA DA-WA
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Kutupitush! (Thank You!) for listening!