Skeptical inquiry from a Native Americans perspective. This blog is aimed to promote scientific inquiry and critical thinking. Exploring the methods of how we can relate the importance and power of science. Analytical decision making skills used as vital tools to determine what is true. Self-defense systems for our brain.
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Monday, July 4, 2011
Why Do Native Americans Celebrate Indepedence Day? Should They?
For most Americans, the Fourth of July is a time for getting together with friends and families. Much like any other holiday, often the meaning behind these celebrations get lost over time. When placed under closer scrutiny, it appears that Independence Day is not a celebration for quite everybody. Many tribes of indigenous people lived on this land for generations before any of the Founding Fathers even thought about writing a Declaration of Independence. For some Native American people, it marks the decline of their own people’s unique culture in America.
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