@drewslcver: if any of these gifs/videos don’t accurately represent Indigenous people or cultures, i sincerely apologize. these were some of the first ones i could find, and my intention was simply to celebrate, honor, and show my support. #indigenousday #nativeamericans #nativetiktok #IndigenousTikTok #indigenouspeoplesday

ImNobodyWhoAreYou? :

One of the most beautiful cultures in the world. May your practices and beliefs never die.

Sky 💖 :

So proud to be 1/8 Native American ❤️I’m very proud of my ancestors

🖤ꪹꪮకకỉ🖤 :

so proud to be Yaqui!

Baby Gangsta❤️ :

I genuinely encourage you to educate yourself on the history of Columbus Day before dismissing its significance to Italian Americans. In 1891, 11 Italian immigrants were brutally lynched in New Orleans during a time of widespread anti-Italian discrimination. The following year, President Benjamin Harrison proclaimed a national Columbus Day observance. Over time, this holiday became an important symbol of Italian-American heritage, resilience, and recognition in a country where our ancestors faced tremendous prejudice. October is also Italian-American Heritage Month, something many people seem to conveniently overlook. As someone with Italian and Sicilian ancestry, I find it incredibly disappointing that people are so quick to dismiss our history while claiming to advocate for cultural awareness and respect. Indigenous peoples absolutely deserve recognition, and acknowledging the atrocities of colonization is important. However, recognizing one community should never require minimizing another community’s suffering. That’s where I find the hypocrisy in posts like yours. I sincerely hope you take some time to reflect on what you’re sharing and perhaps think twice before spreading misleading historical narratives. Cultural awareness should begin with education, not selective acknowledgment of history. And genuinely, I pray that you develop a deeper appreciation for reading, researching, and understanding history beyond what happens to support your personal narrative. Knowledge is a beautiful thing when we’re actually willing to embrace it. Hopefully, one day you’ll understand that respecting Indigenous history and recognizing Italian-American struggles are not mutually exclusive. Both deserve to be remembered, and neither should be erased to make room for the other.

victorianavalha :

Yes people say im too Blqck to be native American

kat sandoval :

native people are so attractive

Maya 🇲🇽🪶✨ :

Purepecha 🥹🪶🇲🇽

Rhi Gods Advocate 🍓 ✦ ɢᴜ :

My ancestors lived on this land. Fought to stay alive on these lands. I am my ancestors. Bless us 🪶🪽❤️

iktomibree2 :

Sisseton Wahpeton Oyate/Dakota and Tsalagi Nation. We will continue to keep rising and our resilience will carry us forward! We are warriors.

Tangerine🍊 :

Such cool people

bubbles :

PROUD TAINO

Ambre🐍 :

I love you

Mixcóatl :

lxon6l.576 :

My family is part aztec cool to know never knew I came from a big tribe

𝒦𝒶𝓇𝒶 🍎 (MJ’s Version) :

IM SO PROUD TO BE NATIVE !!!!

Joanna 🍑✨ :

✨Proud to be 1/4 Yupik and 1/4 Athabaskan ✨

JEB”:) :

I’m proud to be half native from the Americas. Mayan people 🇬🇹❤️

abigail 𐙚 :

missly :

Yessss ❤️❤️❤️

marilynodin733 :

🪶🐎🦌🦬🦅🪶✌🏼🫶🏽 Spirit Soar ✨

JesterBandito :

A man approached me at the bar, looked into my eyes. And simply said: “You’re Comanche.. Do not run from that truth.”

milo ▷prowl #1 fan :

I'M SO HAPPY THAT MY GRANDMAS VOICE IS EVERYWHERE 🥹🫶 (my unci is very strong with her voice!)

Char🌝 :

Proud Choctaw and Cherokee

BenDiesel :

yes, thank you!