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    Perhaps I should have been more pacific.
    AS FAR AS CONTESTS GO AT POWWOWS, DO YOU THINK DANCERS SHOULD HAVE TO SHOW THEIR CDIB CARD?

    I have heard a couple of people say they were told they needed to show their card because they didn't "look" Indian. That's crazy and just plain rude. I've never had that happen to me. But maybe they were just being picked on for some reason. But at Denver March Powwow don't they do the same?
    Last edited by ugidali; 02-22-2009, 02:08 AM.
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  • #2
    Originally posted by ugidali View Post
    only when getting indian tacos, don't want the non-Indians eating the Indian tacos.

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    • #3
      Originally posted by Iowa_Boy View Post
      only when getting indian tacos, don't want the non-Indians eating the Indian tacos.

      That's unfair!

      My great great grandmother was an Indian Taco eating princess, but I can't prove it.





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      • #4
        C ool
        D esirable
        I ndian
        B uuuuuuH!
        Powwows will continue to evolve in many directions. It is inevitable.

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        • #5
          No!

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          • #6
            what

            Originally posted by WhoMe View Post
            C ool
            D esirable
            I ndian
            B uuuuuuH!
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            • #7
              Originally posted by rez_hopper View Post
              That's unfair!

              My great great grandmother was an Indian Taco eating princess, but I can't prove it.

              LMAO...I can't find my Great Great Grandfather either, Chief Indian Taco

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              • #8
                Denver March says you have to be 1/4 NDN to contest. I've never been there so I don't know if they card everybody or just those they have questions about.

                I've never been carded at a powwow before and I don't think they should.

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                • #9
                  Gon

                  Originally posted by NorthofAda View Post
                  Denver March says you have to be 1/4 NDN to contest. I've never been there so I don't know if they card everybody or just those they have questions about.

                  I've never been carded at a powwow before and I don't think they should.
                  Isn't that the case at Gathering too?
                  Because of our treaty status, the distinction of being 'Cherokee' is a status of citizenship, not a racial issue.

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by ugidali View Post




                    Perhaps I should have been more pacific.
                    AS FAR AS CONTESTS GO AT POWWOWS, DO YOU THINK DANCERS SHOULD HAVE TO SHOW THEIR CDIB CARD?

                    I have heard a couple of people say they were told they needed to show their card because they didn't "look" Indian. That's crazy and just plain rude. I've never had that happen to me. But maybe they were just being picked on for some reason. But at Denver March Powwow don't they do the same?
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                    "We Walk in Two Worlds"


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                      • #12
                        Now, let's get serious, to be called "Indian Taco", do they have to have little CDTB cards?

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                        • #13
                          If you got, you shouldn't worry about having to show them. If you DONT have them, I guess you shouldnt worry about it either. Just dont contest there, and dont go to that powwow if you dont like their policy. Sheesh, cant we have just one itty bitty teeny tiny thing for ourselves? Dont we share enough? Gaaaaaah...*eye roll*

                          lol <<<<for all the denser folks, this was sarcastic>>>>
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                          • #14
                            Originally posted by Lakota Wiyan View Post
                            If you got, you shouldn't worry about having to show them. If you DONT have them, I guess you shouldnt worry about it either. Just dont contest there, and dont go to that powwow if you dont like their policy.
                            I concur!!
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                            • #15
                              What about state recognized tribes? Some don't have tribal cards?

                              I have a CDIB but I don't carry it. I'm sure there are others too?

                              I have two little friends that are full bloods but of 8 tribes. They don't qualify for a CDIB.
                              Powwows will continue to evolve in many directions. It is inevitable.

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