The Proud children of the Ojibwe Nation attend our Schools here in Hayward, Wi. They are to be recognized as our first Nation in the Northwest as they are the peoples of this land who after being persecuted by the white man and then brought into his teachings, are now becoming acknowledged for their wisdom, culture and the good way of life. May we honor the Earth...Miigwic h
I'm glad to see LCO continuing to thrive and grow. As a child of WWII POW's & hippies growing up out in the old shack up the Moose river in essentially paradise, when the 80s brought the right wing and white southern culture with it, and I saw the openly racist hatred directed at my native friends by my white friends parents and then my own white friends, it ripped apart my entire childhood. I thought, well if the other good people I know just hate the native kids for no reason than being that, then there's no reason they don't hate me for being whatever I am, or anybody else... and what hope do any of us have to live good lives if everyone just hates each other for no reason? It took a while to become a better judge of character, and realize that not everyone I knew was necessarily a "good person". That period really demolished the hope of the 60's/70s & brought out the very worst in a lot of people. After I saw less and less of my neighbors, with some amount of sadness I discovered that pretty much like anyone anywhere, first nations people do just fine and dandy, when they're not being badgered relentlessly by other awful people. ...only sad to me because I really didn't see my friends hardly ever after that. On the plus side, a lot of these hateful parents are now in their old age and dying off, and whenever I visit, it looks like further generations of our kids have taken it upon themselves to become better people in spite of them. Certainly not all, and of course our 16yo boys should be chained up when not in use. But then they leave the Hayward area and life kicks them in the ass pretty quickly. Well, a lot has changed, and many of us have been strewn by the winds, but if you're middle aged & ever came to play at the shack up the Moose river, with the wild blonde kids in old muddy canoes & their impossible to understand german parents who always baked butterhorns for everyone, you know, say hey.
I love this. I have native blood and my hisband was ojibwe. I have a very deep connection and ❤ Thank you all i hipe i can help in near furture with ojibwe ❤❤❤
You use a lot of names that are very common names here in CANADA on your Res . Most People in the US very little knowledge about Canada. When we were just kids we learned all about US history in school. And Native history as well. I live between two large Reservations. And I enjoy learning about Native ways. I have noticed that a lot of young teenagers have a negative attitude toward white people. But the older Native people are super nice. And much smarter with common sense.
I love love love and woukd absolutely do volunteer anything without asking anything in return. My husband was 50 ojibwe. I am ojibwe as well. Very different we came from different tribes etc so no incests ❤ He was murdered. I think about him and our memories and plans everuday throughout the day frequently as we were moving anoshawabe and peace love and teaching. Theres not a secomd that goes by that i dont miss him and cry at times myself to sleep. He was a wonderful man and didnt meed nor deserved to be murdered. Miigwetch ❤
We are not indians , We are the original people , THE Amikwa Anishnaabe!!! We are not pretendians of columbus's misnomer title ,PERIOD!!! CHI MIIGWETCH, GITCHII MANIDO!!
Remember Aztalan and great law of Pease, Teltec women matriarch teachers of life yes water, plants, tree's that hold medicine, plants environment soil mother earth turtle island!.
I have blood but not enough but he and I and completely agree ❤ Took it away with a shot. I don't know I'll possibly forgive but I'll never forget. I cry myself to sleep I miss him.
Boozhoo. Kurt nidizhinikaaz. I assume ni-doodem baakaakwenh. Gaawiin ni-indigoosii. Shawani bsin mitig ndoonjibaa. Forgive me if any of that is wrong, I’ve been studying Anishinaabemowin since September and am going off what I have learned thus far to the best of my ability so please feel free to help me if any fluent speakers are present! I’m actually a non native (waabshki nini 😂) that’s aiming to help restore the language from endangerment. It’s truly music to my ears and I genuinely hope to one day be more fluent. Aiming to get over to Walpole soon and maybe see if I can help them there in the community and meet more fluent speakers as well. I don’t have many options where I am sadly to meet many natives or be a part of a community. Unfortunately colonization really messed a lot of things up. Hopefully we can undo some of that by moving forward together on the red road. I recently heard of oshkibimaadizoog, I can’t get it out of my head and am curious if any of the fluent speakers/elders who may come across this could help shed light on it for me. Needless to say, loved this video and will continue my efforts as best as I can. Gichi miigwetch! Baamaapii miinwaa kaawaabmin! 🙂
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I am from PinePoint village on the White Earth Reservation, 83 year old Anishenabey, went to PinePoint Elementory School through eighth grade.
The Proud children of the Ojibwe Nation attend our Schools here in Hayward, Wi. They are to be recognized as our first Nation in the Northwest as they are the peoples of this land who after being persecuted by the white man and then brought into his teachings, are now becoming acknowledged for their wisdom, culture and the good way of life. May we honor the Earth...Miigwic
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I'm glad to see LCO continuing to thrive and grow. As a child of WWII POW's & hippies growing up out in the old shack up the Moose river in essentially paradise, when the 80s brought the right wing and white southern culture with it, and I saw the openly racist hatred directed at my native friends by my white friends parents and then my own white friends, it ripped apart my entire childhood. I thought, well if the other good people I know just hate the native kids for no reason than being that, then there's no reason they don't hate me for being whatever I am, or anybody else... and what hope do any of us have to live good lives if everyone just hates each other for no reason? It took a while to become a better judge of character, and realize that not everyone I knew was necessarily a "good person". That period really demolished the hope of the 60's/70s & brought out the very worst in a lot of people. After I saw less and less of my neighbors, with some amount of sadness I discovered that pretty much like anyone anywhere, first nations people do just fine and dandy, when they're not being badgered relentlessly by other awful people. ...only sad to me because I really didn't see my friends hardly ever after that. On the plus side, a lot of these hateful parents are now in their old age and dying off, and whenever I visit, it looks like further generations of our kids have taken it upon themselves to become better people in spite of them. Certainly not all, and of course our 16yo boys should be chained up when not in use. But then they leave the Hayward area and life kicks them in the ass pretty quickly. Well, a lot has changed, and many of us have been strewn by the winds, but if you're middle aged & ever came to play at the shack up the Moose river, with the wild blonde kids in old muddy canoes & their impossible to understand german parents who always baked butterhorns for everyone, you know, say hey.
Dauphin River First Nation Manitoba Canada 🇨🇦
LCO tribal member here from the LaRock family. Welcome all. The old way. The good way.
Boozhoo! I'm also an LCO member! Proud granddaughter of Robert and Hazel Gouge' and my mother is Patricia Gouge' Miller who currently lives there. 😁
Yes my Mom is married and lived my life here by Misssissip River ai am Sioux love the land
I always wonder why my wild rice never looks like that when it's finished. Great video. I'm an artist from Ponemah Minnesota.
Ho wah..I am a Ojibwe too..😊
We still got our believes let's just follow them
Love this ❤
Wonderful video about the Ojibwe culture!! Thank you!!
If Justin runs for President he's got my vote! :)
Nice Presentation.
I feel the need to be there and help and love nothing asked in return ❤
Respect honor kindness and love of nature and people. That's what being anishinaabe me feeling deeply for life and language. Bright star
Christian Island, Georgian Bay. Assance Otter Clan Ahneen!
So happy to one of my elders dancing. Makes me so proud who iam .
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I love this. I have native blood and my hisband was ojibwe. I have a very deep connection and ❤
Thank you all i hipe i can help in near furture with ojibwe ❤❤❤
Ojibwe for life ❤
I lived on the lco reservation in Hayward WI for a little while. Beautiful place and people!!!
You use a lot of names that are very common names here in CANADA on your Res . Most People in the US very little knowledge about Canada. When we were just kids we learned all about US history in school. And Native history as well. I live between two large Reservations. And I enjoy learning about Native ways. I have noticed that a lot of young teenagers have a negative attitude toward white people. But the older Native people are super nice. And much smarter with common sense.
agree 🌹
Ojibwe for life❤
Id rather be there helping than where I am currently ❤
CHI MIIGWETCH From ORILLIA 🧡🇨🇦
Lake St. Martin First Nation Manitoba Canada 🇨🇦
I was brought up here in Minnesota
Wonderful history.
If we can't come together and save Mother Eater Then we can't So think positive!!
So important ❤
I'd vote for Justin!
And that is why we are still strong I'm am Sioux but are all going home together and and everyone else that believes.
For get it
Proud of you
I love love love and woukd absolutely do volunteer anything without asking anything in return.
My husband was 50 ojibwe. I am ojibwe as well. Very different we came from different tribes etc so no incests ❤
He was murdered. I think about him and our memories and plans everuday throughout the day frequently as we were moving anoshawabe and peace love and teaching. Theres not a secomd that goes by that i dont miss him and cry at times myself to sleep. He was a wonderful man and didnt meed nor deserved to be murdered. Miigwetch ❤
He was 33 when murdered
Not 50 34 going on
To correct 😊
✍️❤️👑
I Miss N.H.
We have adapted ❤
We lived in michigan ❤
I love you all ❤
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We are not indians , We are the original people , THE Amikwa Anishnaabe!!! We are not pretendians of columbus's misnomer title ,PERIOD!!! CHI MIIGWETCH, GITCHII MANIDO!!
Lake of the Short Ears... one of my college profs called that area... he was more familiar with the mahnomen, 'tho
I wonder how Justin is doing now
My husband was murdered in 2022 born in 1989.
Ok ppl your making comments and obviously aware?
Let's get to it an help ❤
Miigwetch
boozhoo miigii
Boozhoo
Remember Aztalan and great law of Pease, Teltec women matriarch teachers of life yes water, plants, tree's that hold medicine, plants environment soil mother earth turtle island!.
They have become indistinguishable from any other Europeans
Not my family
Not my family either. My DNA proves that.
Shame on the murder. Left heart broken and trying to re gain a sense of well being.
Indians Not Taxed ❗
She s in the other side now
I say was because he was murdered and id like to fight this.
Not 50 33 when murdered for some reason that
Ps my husband was murdered by ...
#blackhandprint
It's time ❤
I'll die as well if they don't listen. I miss him dearly and native women and men will not be silenced. ❤
I have blood but not enough but he and I and completely agree ❤
Took it away with a shot. I don't know I'll possibly forgive but I'll never forget. I cry myself to sleep I miss him.
He was a good man. ❤
I feel separated now which hurts my soul
MEG-WETCH
Boozhoo. Kurt nidizhinikaaz. I assume ni-doodem baakaakwenh. Gaawiin ni-indigoosii. Shawani bsin mitig ndoonjibaa.
Forgive me if any of that is wrong, I’ve been studying Anishinaabemowin since September and am going off what I have learned thus far to the best of my ability so please feel free to help me if any fluent speakers are present! I’m actually a non native (waabshki nini 😂) that’s aiming to help restore the language from endangerment. It’s truly music to my ears and I genuinely hope to one day be more fluent. Aiming to get over to Walpole soon and maybe see if I can help them there in the community and meet more fluent speakers as well. I don’t have many options where I am sadly to meet many natives or be a part of a community. Unfortunately colonization really messed a lot of things up. Hopefully we can undo some of that by moving forward together on the red road. I recently heard of oshkibimaadizoog, I can’t get it out of my head and am curious if any of the fluent speakers/elders who may come across this could help shed light on it for me. Needless to say, loved this video and will continue my efforts as best as I can. Gichi miigwetch! Baamaapii miinwaa kaawaabmin! 🙂
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