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i made a t-shirt that says " native power" , not trying to be a racist, it just happened, however my sister said it sounds racist and is not a traditional thing to do.... my intentions were not to be racist thou. what do you think about this.
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"When the forest weeps, the Anishinabe who listens will look back at the years. In each generation of Ojibway there will be a person who will hear the si-si-gwa-d, who will listen and remember and pass it on to the children."
"Night Flying Woman"
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i like it because its like frybread power or intel powered... u know. like our native-ness "powers" us.
But my coworker/friends give me a hard time about the same thing. I have a T-shirt that says Native Pride and they are always saying its racist.
But I think its empowerment.
hmmm... :pThe only time its too late to start dancing is when you're dead. -
on second thought it definitely is ethnocentrism.
but why must we be un-proud of who we are as people?The only time its too late to start dancing is when you're dead.Comment
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We get the same argument here from some non Indian folks who argue that maybe they should start wearing White Power tee's. The counter to that is that White Power really is a racist call to arms.It is so sad that a family can torn apart by something as simple as a wild pack of dogs.Comment
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I don't wear them or any other T-shirt with any slogans.
But, I do like them. They tell us that the wearer is "proud" of who they are.
Rascist? No. It's pride.Comment
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aww, but, we're not promoting any type of violence or anything like that... besides, i thought Native Pride was now it's own label... like phat farm, guess, gap... etc.. i mean, we have to be proud of who we are... and i know muh best friend has a Chicano Pride T that i've seen her wear and i think that's cool.... as long as your not promoting hate and racism.... but, with White Power, i think that's a whole different situation because they're known for hate and hate crimes... and being racist....~*~ FRIENDS DON'T LET FRIENDS TAKE HOME UGLY SNAGS ~*~Comment
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wouldn't it be the same w/"black power!?"Originally posted by kneegrow_native
We get the same argument here from some non Indian folks who argue that maybe they should start wearing White Power tee's. The counter to that is that White Power really is a racist call to arms.
hmmm... touchy subject... however i don't think the "native power" is takin' it too far... i see it as "native pride" and i proudly support native threads...
anyways... ready my avy...
FRYBREAD POWER!!! (am i a racist!?!?)
:p"i don't like to walk fast man - i like to strut!"Comment
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Dam right you are. What about oven-baked bannock or outdoor fired bannock. I'm reporting you to the moderator with your "Frybread" comments.:CryOriginally posted by bushy_braids
wouldn't it be the same w/"black power!?"
hmmm... touchy subject... however i don't think the "native power" is takin' it too far... i see it as "native pride" and i proudly support native threads...
anyways... ready my avy...
FRYBREAD POWER!!! (am i a racist!?!?)
:pComment
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Don't know about that. Maybe it depends on the era.Originally posted by bushy_braids
wouldn't it be the same w/"black power!?"
I know that in the heyday of concsious rappers like Publice Enemy and the days when folks were wearing the Africa medallions it seemed to be more of an upliftment.It is so sad that a family can torn apart by something as simple as a wild pack of dogs.Comment
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Wear it and dayum to those who feel your being rracist.
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well thanks for the replys .... i actually made it for my brother as a birthday gift, so now i will give it to him. thanks again ... i'm gonna scan it and show u guys the shirt asap."When the forest weeps, the Anishinabe who listens will look back at the years. In each generation of Ojibway there will be a person who will hear the si-si-gwa-d, who will listen and remember and pass it on to the children."
"Night Flying Woman"
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:Chatter fuuuuunnnniiiieOriginally posted by bushy_braids
wouldn't it be the same w/"black power!?"
hmmm... touchy subject... however i don't think the "native power" is takin' it too far... i see it as "native pride" and i proudly support native threads...
anyways... ready my avy...
FRYBREAD POWER!!! (am i a racist!?!?)
:p"When the forest weeps, the Anishinabe who listens will look back at the years. In each generation of Ojibway there will be a person who will hear the si-si-gwa-d, who will listen and remember and pass it on to the children."
"Night Flying Woman"
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very true!Originally posted by kneegrow_native
Don't know about that. Maybe it depends on the era.
I know that in the heyday of concsious rappers like Publice Enemy and the days when folks were wearing the Africa medallions it seemed to be more of an upliftment.
now lemme throw on my fatigues & pump my fists shoutin' "native power!"... am i a racist?
:p
jks..."i don't like to walk fast man - i like to strut!"Comment
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Heck no ikwe! That is not being racist in the least. I wish I had more sayings on tshirts similar to that one."Gaa wiin daa-aangoshkigaazo ahaw enaabiyaan gaa-inaabid"
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wear it proudly!!!!!!!!!yeah, yeah, yeah...
...never underestimate the power of stupid people in groups...
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