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    The long journey to California It's 6:00 am, and we are loading the car to go to California. We’re on our way to my aunts to pick her up before we leave town. We’re on the freeway just about getting to Blackfoot and it's barely light outside. There wasn't very many cars out because it was so early. It’s about 8:45 when we hit the border between Idaho and Utah. we are just eating snacks for breakfast and i'm watching the lines go bye on the road one by one because i was bored. About 9:30 when we…

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    their rights and land taken away from them. When faced with the possibility of not seeing her daughter, she stands by her cultural beliefs and heritage and will not conform to stating her citizenship as either Canadian or American. She is simply Blackfoot, as demonstrated through the following: "It would have been easier if my mother had just said "Canadian" and been done with it, but I could see she wasn't going to do that" (804). As she faces the threat of detainment, she cannot fathom that…

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    Rupes Welcome Speech

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    t-ball games, dance recitals, and community plays, at the end of the school year, road trips, and everyone’s very best days, Rupe’s is ready to welcome you in with friendly smiles and the delicious smell of french fries and milkshakes. I’ve lived in Blackfoot my whole life and Rupe’s is a place I have grown to adore. Through the many hours I've spent in that little diner, the red and blue benches in the booths at Rupe’s have become my place of refuge. Some of my first memories of Rupe’s are…

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    Trickster Art Analysis

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    Native American Tribes, and will create a list for all the Native American tribes, that fall under Plain Indians. The Native American Tribes that are part of the first group of Native Americans that fall under the general name of Plains Indians are: Blackfoot, Arapaho, Assiniboine, Cheyenne, Comanche, Crow, Gros Ventre, Kiowa, Lakota, Lipan, Plains Apache (or Kiowa Apache), Plains Cree, Plains Ojibwe, Sarsi, Nakoda (Stoney), and…

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    Senara Cooray: Summary

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    When she entered the American border they denied her entry because she wasn’t Canadian nor American. Instead she claimed she was Blackfoot which the guards did not accept, this happened at both the American and Canadian borders multiple times:Cecil Smith stated, “They either had to be Canadian or American, if not we cannot allow them to pass, and that was our job and I believe I did…

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    Working at AMH gave me the opportunity to work with a diverse group of clinicians. Some of them were social workers and some of them were counselors. There were five full-time counselors on the crisis team and two interns. The full-time employees were responsible for facilitating treatment groups, taking turns doing intakes, assessments, and treatment plans. There was an alternating schedule for on-call designated examiners, and they each took a turn. AMH contracts with the Bannock County jail…

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    Long ago there was a village in plains that was very happy and kind. They were from the Blackfoot tribe in the plains and they were very grateful for everything they had, and they thought that they were very lucky. Whenever anyone from the village killed an animal they thanked the animal for it’s kindness and they also thanked it for giving them food. And they were also very well protected because their leader Jeyba was the strongest man in the plains, Jeyba was tall, he had black hair, black…

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    There are over 7 billion people on this earth and not one of them the same. They are all different in many ways like religion, appearance, values and beliefs. They are judged by society simply because of a lack of understanding. The audience in “My body is my own business” written by Sultana Yusufali, the son from “A rupee earned” by I.F. Bulatkin and the border police in “Borders” by Thomas King from Sightlines 10 all learn a lesson that is essential to today’s population, they learn that…

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    The vanishing Canadian is first and foremost, a recollection of White and native relations after the natives degradation. Particularly, the majority of it focused on artistic relations. But perhaps the most pressing aspect is what sells in our culture. Rather than the white consumer wanting authenticity, and education, they want exploitative entertainment. It is for this reason that artists like Paul Cane gained immense respect and notoriety, while others such as Edmund Morris died without…

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    Uncle John He lived in the morning sunlight And marched in the ranks of right, He was always true To the best he knew And the shield he wore was bright. This poem, “Follow a Noble Father” was written by Edgar A. Guest. It truly describes my Uncle John who has had the most profound influence in my life. We shared a number of interests together that made our relationship grow and strengthen to a lifelong friendship. He was an influence on me with things such as simple fun, similar interests, and…

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