Any Native Americans????????????
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nope sorry but this country owes them a lot
347776
How was America stolen from Hispanics? From the Native Americans, sure, but not Hispanics, sorry. And no, they're not the same thing.
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Which Indians are you talking about?\n\nNative Americans or India Indians?\n\nIf you are talking about India Indians...Here's your number one source =].\n\nI've done many research projects, papers, and lectures on India--and to top all of that, I'm Indian myself.\n\nLemme no if that's what you were talking about!\n\nAlso, I'm not leaving any websites here because I don't know what you need to know about them. Try specifying what you're looking for so it's easier for people to help you..and it'd avoid people questioning your own question! Lol..\n\nAnyways, feel freee to message me from my Yahoo Answers Profile..I'll get back to you asap! =]\n\nTake care and have a nice fridayy! =]
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Im not a Native American, but I do live in Alaska, and I  am proud to be an American. Im not sure why the person you talked to was bitter about the way Alasksn's are treated, but I have no complaints. It's just a little boring here :)
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I am not Native American but would like to share with you the texts that helped me to better understand the Native American culture and my understanding of the atrocities that occurred. Many Native Americans were killed, raped, starved, displaced and betrayed by the settlers to America. The quote from Chief Red Cloud above is probably the simplest and most accurate way to portray the betrayal of his people. \n\nMany tribes were reduced to a minisclule fraction of thier numbers in mass masacres (in which only the white men had rifles) - the most famous of these was the massacre at Wounded Knee. Eventually the tribes in thier dwindling numbers were resigned to reservations and virtually starved because of the fact that they now had only limited hunting lands and the settlers had slaughtered (almost to extinction) the buffalo - which was the Native Americans staple food source. A very similar thing happened here in Australia to our Aboriginal tribes.\n\nThere is so much to know on this topic and I would advise looking into these:\n\n"Bury My Heart At Wounded Knee" by Dee Brown (book)\n\n"Savagery and the American Indian" by Ken Kirby (film documentary)\n\nand checking out this web site for any more documentaries on your Native People.\n\nhttp://shenandoahfilms.com\n\nYou will not only learn of the atrocious behaviour of an ignorant government through this but will hopefully discover a culture which is rich in warmth, respect and mysticism.
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Try Alb. N.M. or Phnx A.Z.\n\nOr Gallup, Where all the Eastern People are trying to profit from our native crafts.\n\n100% Dine' (Navajo) Woman! "by the way"\n\nFYI, I like the city (interesting), It's just hard to make a living any where you go now days. That's why it's better to stay around the reservations. It's kinda like an immigrant going to America trying to make it. The only thing is, "We're not immigrants" That's a shame!\n\nOh yeah, you said you would like to meet one.\nGo to the Gathering of Nations Pow Wow. You missed this years, but It is every April in Albuquerque N.M.\nYou could meet 100's of natives from across the nation! Check it out!
546366
Why choose? I like both.  Of course, I have a Native American mom and an Irish father - making me half of each.  The only real Americans are Native Americans.  All other Americans come from somewhere else - usually a mixture of other countries.
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Even if you proved that you were Native American there is no help from the government no free money and no handouts.\n\nGood luck with your quest for free money, lol
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Who lives like they used to?  How many grandmothers still go to a creek to fetch the day's water here in America?\n\nSome Native Americans live on reservations and many don't; others have chosen varying degrees of assimilation. \n\nIt's unlikely that any entire group speaks with one voice,  except that they may be unified in wanting non-indigenous people to leave the Americas.  Then perhaps the first of them that arrived across the land bridge will want the second group that arrived that way to leave, too.\n\nProbably there is enough reservation land to accommodate those who would like to live like they used to; they could choose environmental policies to foster herds of bison, and streams full of fish and assume the ways of their ancestors.\n\nI am 1/8 Indian, my children are 1/4.  We only found out after the deaths of our parents on both sides. Obviously, assimilation took place many years ago, and while we might like to experience some of what our ancestors did to live, it would not be forever.
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???????....what indians?...not american indians!
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I am sorry finding a better paying job is so difficult for you...I am surprised you wanted to see everybodies opinion on this as I am sure you will get a lot of negative results....I love working with the hispanics I work with...they are all very nice and pleasant to be around....plus they always have really good food and are almost always willing to share....as far as their help where I work at....I don't think we would have a shift to run without them....but don't expect to many white people to say that they can relate to you...remember there are a load of redneck racists out there and well...they took/stole the land from the indians almost wiping out a whole race in the process....and then they enslaved the africans because they were to damn lazy to do their own work....sorry I wish things were different....I really do
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Why is it when You People ask these Question's???\nYou Leave OFF the First People!!!  \nThe Native Americans!!!\nWhy Don't YOU!!!\nTalk about the Racism Done to US!!!\nFor US IT Will Never End!!!\nNot Until YOU Give Back What You Took With OUT Asking!!!\nOr Stole or Lie about!!  And Stop making US YOUR Mascots!!!\n\nHOKAHE!!!
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Native American Indian
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Get use to it.  The real native Americans did!\n\nAll the racism in the world WILL NOT stop immigrants - legal or not.  So shut the f*ck up and move over! \n\n\nI say welcome muchachos - there is room for all of us.!!
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I'm 3/4 Ojibwe tribe, 1/4 French Canadian.  I've never been registered, though I've been requested to do so.\nMy reason...I want to teach my daughter to make her own way in this world, not to rely on any government entity, solely based on her heritage.\nOur wars were fought, and lost.  To the victor go the spoils.\n\nThat being said, when my daughter and I attend baseball games, and they sing the National Anthem, I still get tears in my eyes, because I can feel how Francis Scott Key felt when he penned those immortal words.\nI take pride in America.  I wouldn't live anywhere else on this planet.\n\nAmerican Indians can still practice their tribe's religious beliefs without accepting government money.  Isn't that what "independence" is supposed to be all about?\n\np.s. If you still want to register, check with your local Bureau of Indian Affairs Office.
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As far as the immigration issue, I have no problem with anyone wanting to immigrate, but why all of the sneaking over? Does it just take so long to go through all of the red tape or something? Just curious. I didn't see any of the previous postings, but you are completely correct! Unless you are of American-Indian descent, TECHNICALLY none of the rest of our bloodlines originated in what is now the United States! It frustrates and saddens me to see that people are still so ignorant. Even more so when I see them passing these beliefs and attitudes down to their young children! I think there is no greater crime than that! Where did the innocence of youth go? Way to go though. Great topic!
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I don't and I consider myself a spiritualist.  Not so much a medium, but definitely a spiritualist.  I don't have an Indian guide, but I do have Native American blood.  Does that change it any?