What if we measured wealth not by money but by kindness?
"The Poor Man's Friend," a story in Dakota.

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Apparently the Lakota were part of Inauguration Day in 1929. Incoming president Hoover had asked for tribes to join the parade - but not everyone was on board. The Santees refused, as did the Nez Perce, calling it "undignified for them to dress up in feather and parade for anybody." 1/2

Came across this from a Fort Peck speaker: “Nakúŋ tȟaspáŋ waŋžígži él otkéyapi čhaŋké wakȟáŋyeža kʼuŋ ȟmú sʼeléčheča.” Source: wooya.ke/ihDN

Who remembers apples in the Christmas tree? Anyone still do that? 🎄

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“Tȟokátakiya wakȟáŋyeža ičháǧapi kiŋ hé tȟáwawičhauŋkhiyapi ~ We are passing this on to the children of the future.”

From Roan Bear's report on a gathering to fight the Black Hills Act, 121 years ago today: wooya.ke/QzFb

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