Blackfoot Women: Keepers of the Ways and Pillars of the Nation with Rebecca Many Grey Horses
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- čas přidán 27. 06. 2024
- Rebecca Many Grey Horses discusses the traditional roles of Niitsitapi women, notable and exceptional women in Blackfoot history and contemporary women who are leading in their communities and in the world.
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Thank you for this information. It tells me why I turned out the way I did. I too was one of the stubborn, independent women. Now I know where it comes from. I'm glad to hear the women are fighting back now. I would not stand to be abused by a man. I also would rather be alone.
I ❤️ NA'n and NC'n people 🤗
Signed; a non-drinking, non-gambling YID Kid
(Just saying) 🌟 🙏
PS.
Counted coup on a'many, many Chess pieces. 😅 ✊
Interesting history...the women deserve recognition for their contributions and bravery.
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I am a small part Blackfoot. This has enlightened me as to where some of my traits originate. Thank you for the information as I research my background.
Thank you....so much for teaching us about Blackfoot women.....fascinating.
Manly hearted women, sovereign people who allowed their children to pursue their highest potential...thank you Rebecca for sharing your knowledge.
I was always told my Father was 100% Blackfoot Indian. I've always felt connected to it. I know who my Father was but he wasnt part of the picture, so I do not know that side of my Family. Both my Paternal Grand Parents had passed before I was born. I've recently been drawn to learn more. As a teacher myself, I have to say, this was so informational and beautifully taught. Thank you so much. (Yes, it's my real name 😂)
Thank you Rebecca Many Grey Horses for your stories and knowledge sharing of the Blackfoot women. I really enjoyed listening to you.
My heart bleeds so often for what I feel is a holocaust against indigenous peoples and abuses of the earth. Yet, here you are standing strong and being an example to us non indigenous woman who love the earth and struggle with the horror of history that is clear to see. I pray for more healing of all peoples and the earth.
Thank you so much for this. I have had a very vivid dream. It led me to research my heritage, which led me here. Many of my questions have been answered. So much love and respect to you.
Strong Blackfoot Indian in my blood line ! I honor the Great Spirit. Thank you 🙏🏾
My grandmother was 100% Pikuni blackfoot indian of Montana. She was taken from her tribe when she was a child and put in a residential school and was greatly mistreated and ran away from the place and met my grandfather and was married at a young age and unfortunately she ran away from her blackfoot heritage. I have been doing my best to learn as much as I can about my blackfoot heritage. My cousin raises buffalo in Mt
I've been told that my great great grandmother was a full blood blackfoot . I'm so proud of my peoples . God bless all
Informative and heart-strengthening. Thank you!
My great-grandma was Blackfoot. I remembered her braided long black ponytails on both sides of her head. We called her "Big Momma.
Nice!
how great! all i know about my dad's mom's dad is that in the one photo of him its listed as 'injin joe' and I got beat for asking about him :(
@@nunyanunya4147 There was a lot of shame in being indigenous back in the day. Even in black culture, we denied our heritage. My great-grandmother was of the reservation. Pocahontas Radliff of Cherokee and British descent.
@@nunyanunya4147 The family tradition was that you could not tell the family secrets until the elder was dead. And even then you could not speak ill of the dead. Also the nations were still mad at Buffalo Soldiers for starting and ending the campaign against the tribes. Black Indians
have only recently been let back into the tribes.
@@calista2000 our family tradition was 'tell everyone we are christian' don't mention you are jewish.try to pass for white and deny anything darker than Irish as ancestor.
humansput so much shame on what we should be proud ov.
Thank you for this my native sister. God bless you.
Very inspiring. Thank you for doing this video. 😊
I love reading and gaining knowledge of my Blackfoot Tribe ❣️❤️❤️❤️
Thank you for your teachings
My now deceased wife Judy Anne was a manly hearted woman , with true Cherokee blood lines !!! She had the pioneer spirit & you could only be proud of her !!! A true matriarch !!! God how I miss her !!! I have Blackfoot blood lines , my name is in the registry !!!
I loved this history and all of the information you provided. Thank you
I was looking for “Blackfoot new mom” videos but found nothing on here but this video! Thank you for sharing this much needed knowledge! If anyone knows any sources of raising a new child specifically the Blackfoot way please message me! Trying to connect to my roots for my firstborn. Much love.
Thank you for taking your time to make this video, I've learnt a lot. 😊
My deepest gratitude to you for creation of this post. My spirit carves knowledge of my Ancestors.
Great video so much information I will share with my students at BCC thank you Rebecca
Thank you!
Very enlightening and informative. Great preparation with neat "women" stories , noted role changes, and what changed us. Superb points and pleasant presentation.
.....Running Eagle Falls..
Thank you for the knowledge.
Blackfoot still standing ❤️💯
Thank you for sharing this beautiful message. I’m eager to learn more.
Wow thank you!!
My maternal great grandmother was Blackfeet. I grew up around her son; my grandpa, but I missed the opportunity to ask about her . I really want to know as much as I can. Her name was Alice Goff-Davis. Her husband's name was Charles Davis. He was from Missouri. My grandpa was born in Allen's Park, Colorado, where her tribe migrated. His name was Robert Hiram Davis. She gave birth to 2 boys and 2 girls: Lydia, Leeta, Robert, and Charles (who died shortly after his birth.) My mom, aunts, and uncles are all gone, so I have no one to ask. I would love to hear anything, that anyone knows.
My great great uncle : Otto Davis, (Charles's brother), was an Indian scout in the Civil War.
Beautiful. Thank you !! 🥰
Thank you so very much… 🥰🙌🏼❤️🙏🏼😘
Thank you for sharing some history, stories of manly hearted Blackfeet women and touching on the colonization via residential schools and current events of missing indigenous women. I know from my grandmother that I have Blackfeet blood in me and I now I understand why I am the way I am. Not they/them definitely she/her with a partner but I do take command more often and lead in times bravery is needed. Thank you again! Did chief Moon have a daughter named half moon?
I'd like to meet a Blackfoot Indian Woman, My great grandmother is a full blooded Blackfoot Indian. It makes me mad and very sad what the Christians and Catholics did to the Indians and their children.
This is so beautiful thank you for sharing💜
My grandfather was chief John wood longbranch Blackfoot from piconi trib
I wish i could had heard more about my great grandmother buffalo stone woman. I only see things about my uncle Mountain Chief
I am curious how she ended up with a military scout Joseph Cobell
My dad is Blackfoot native American but my great grandma and Great Grandpa left the tribe and had my grandma and she had a my dad with a man who was parts native and so we've lost connection to our culture and Roots I'm a reconnecting native.
Our family is a great blessing of our Lord help me with the lord please find me
Kodastaia a great blessing to see how it was in my life 💗 I'm not going through this thing I need to get my first tribe please updated my My tribe
Please updated my life of my Indian family
Oki! This is beautiful. Thank you. Aho.
I’ve grown up in and around the upstate of South Carolina. My mother had fair skin and sandy blonde hair. I thought for the longest time that she had been sent home with the wrong baby. Where she was fair, I had dark hair deep brown nearly black and a dark complexion that became darker brown in the summer. I knew about my great grandfathers Mother being Blackfeet, but it never occurred to me that I inherited all her traits. Years would pass and I became a nurse. One night my patient kept staring at me. Finally, my interest in why he was staring so intensely. I ask him did I have something on my face. No, he replied. “I was just wondering how you made it to SC from Montana.” I said with this accent you think I’m from Montana. “You have to be because you look like a full blooded Blackfeet Indian woman and there are no Blackfeet in SC. I did tell him I had an ancestor who was full or part Blackfeet. A few months later another patient ask me the same thing. Then I saw a picture of a Blackfoot women in a business magazine while waiting for a doctors appointment. Needless to say I was taken aback by the similarities in features. The woman could have been related to me we favored so closely. With the internet I have been able to see myself in so many of the faces. I wonderful and eerie at the same time.
My daddy knew anything in the woods! ❤️
Love
Thank You so much for this beautiful information.. My Paternal Grandmother was Blackfoot and Cherokee, her name was
Maude Carpenter and she was a nurse. She has the most beautiful long silver and black hair she kept in a braided bun. She was a beautiful kind and loving person.
My bloodline.
Good Video
Oki
shalom! i am a disabled jewish man with Blackfoot ancestry on my fahther's side. i would love to learn more and have exhausted the free resources available to me where do I go to learn more?
i have many questions and like learning
Amazon sells used books in good condition about anything. They are pretty cheap. If you wanna learn more about Blackfoot indians, there probably isn't a whole lot of info on the subject. I will tell you tho that they are one of the few indians (in north or south America) with bood type A+. Most other indians are overwhelmingly type O+. Just a little detail. If you like to learn, their origin might be very interesting. Good luck.
@@cavedahonesty105 i would much rather talk to a human than read a europeans accounts and pay money to make rich people richer.
@@nunyanunya4147 hi nunya maybe you can find second hand university texts through any local universities with a native. American indigenous peoples course selection?
Wishing good fortune to you and true knowledge, from Jen in Canada
@@Laurencemardon disability makes me a shut in and excicivly poor. that is not an option.
i have wrote some Native driven short stories. who would i share them with?
🎉I am my family 🤝🏼💯🪔🪶✊🏼🫂and My family is 100% people of The USA
I love you
We are still in the lord's prayer before we can get together this us has changed since we aren't a no people
Sis please updated my life 💗
Love all I see
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My grandmother was a blackfoot woman she got in a little trouble and she had to leave to drive and one thing left to another she ended up in North Carolina and her past came to horn her and she was killed in the house by her pass burned alive but all was fixed it's a long story but she won the second trial they said that she was supposed to do what she did because he should never hit her
I really wanted to watch this. I would like to suggest some possible synonyms for 'groomed' that don't make my skin crawl. Taught, mentored, prepared...
Noted
My mother looked a lot like you.
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What the hell did the men do
Stayed out of the way. Lol 😂
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@@jordangann7438 lazy men... should have asked how best ot be useful!:P
@@jordangann7438 haha love our humor
Tell Two Elk Standing that Kurt said Hello.
⭐What books can I get to learn more about my blackfoot heritage? I only know that I am a descendant. I find it hard to lead when I don't even know my foundation.⭐
I love you 💖 help me sister
Can you call me I believe it is a great blessing to have a great blessing to have a great blessing to have a blessed way help me find my native American Indian family
hi..my name is david white cloud
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I rememmber a woman who was good friends with my mom by the name of Anna Davis who was just as tall as my mom is at 6 ft. tall in this city where I live too where there is more than one woman who is not afraid to stand with her men too when helping them to keep the way. None of us women in North America appreciate anyone who tries to divide up our children based only on their skin color to be given away all to different fathers head of their own families whenever our family has fallen on hard times. While those kind of ignorant ones are assuming us to be Harlots only because they don't understand how DNA gets passed from 2 parents to more than one biological child of theirs.I don't believe that starting a blood feud over a flaw in electrical infrastructure controlling say a railway switching yard or whatever would help keep the way. Nor would have Niitsitapi women and their men have done so in the past.
Can you tell me where the kid's of holy snake women ended up? Did they go back with her or stay with their father?
Would you know about a Blackfoot that is very tall and created a son from a French woman ?
MoMA I looking for my family
London over?
She was forgiven for that mistake
Everyone needs salvation here are the words of salvation please forgive me jesus im a sinner come into my heart and save me from my sin I no that you are the savior and I no that you died for me on calvary and I no that God raise you from the dead and you are alive and I thankyou for your salvation in Jesus holy name amen and its important to always ask for forgiveness every night and hope you come in my email
It's so evil not to show the original Blackfoot and how they truly look not so light
Getting my attention isn't a good thing you should be trying to figure out how to go home before it's destroyed
She had to leave the tribe this might writes what it wants
$5 Indian
Why would Blackfoot be $5 Indian? That would have been people associated with the 5 civilized tribes in Oklahoma