#ashley callingbull

[simplecountryboy]

#ashley callingbull #native american #native women #native beauty #women wearing denim #belt buckle

[the-aila-test]

Ashley Callingbull dressed up as Captain Marvel at the Saskatchewan Rush

#Saskatchewan Rush #ashley callingbull #captain marvel

[liquor-and-poker69]

#ashley callingbull #native american #indigenous woman #cree

[luckythings]

#Ashley Callingbull

[gameraboy2]

Ashley Callingbull

#Ashley Callingbull #cheesecake

[noemitenshi]

more Justin Rain as cute boyfriend Alan Fraser in Blackstone

@fluffbruary for the prompt: silly

#Justin Rain #Alan Fraser #Sheila Delaronde #Ashley Callingbull #Blackstone #my gif #he is very much boyfriend coded #boyfriend shaped #boyfriend everything

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#ashley callingbull #indigenous #first nations #Cree #u

[jonesssee]

#ashley callingbull #hot model #si model #hot celeb #celebs #smoke show

[keep-her-wild]

Ashley Callingbull is the first Indigenous First Nations woman to grace the pages of SI Swimsuit

#ndn tag #native tumblr #ashley callingbull #indigenous #first nations #native american #sports illustrated swimsuit edition #american indian

[simplecountryboy]

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[reportwire]

SI Swim model Ashley Callingbull on making history as the first Indigenous woman in an issue: ‘I had to do it’

SI Swim model Ashley Callingbull on making history as the first Indigenous woman in an issue: ‘I had to do it’

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Ashley Callingbull is breaking barriers one camera flash at a time. The model from the Enoch Cree Nation in the province of Alberta, Canada, is making history as the first Indigenous First Nations woman to appear in Sports Illustrated Swimsuit. The magazine hits newsstands May 19. The 32-year-old, a finalist for this year’s SI Swim Search, was chosen…

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#Ashley #Callingbull #history #indigenous #issue #making #model #swim #woman

[noemitenshi]

Justin Rain as cute boyfriend Alan Fraser in Blackstone

@fluffbruary (hope gifs are ok, too?) for the prompt: blanket :)

@traumverloren-anderswelt (not Crazy Dog, but Justin nonetheless, thought you might enjoy :) )

#Justin Rain #Ashley Callingbull #Sheila Delaronde #Alan Fraser #blackstone #my gif

[synergysilhouette]

Remaking 1995's "Pocahontas"

This is definitely one of Disney's most controversial films, and I wanted to take a stab at remaking it, stripping back historical associations so it could be a fantasy film that Disney could release in the 2020s without too much concern for offending Indigenous Americans. Please let me know your thoughts!

Part 1: Reference Panel/Designs

When making Pocahontas as a character, the directors drew upon Native American, Asian, and Black women to create her character, though it'd obviously be best to use Native American women if we were creating her in this time and age to show more cultural appreciation. In this specific case, I'd imagine using models like Ashley Callingbull and Quannah Chasinghorse as inspiration for Pocahontas. Since this is an original story, I'd wonder if they'd adhere to something similar to her blue concept art, her 2013 redesign, or something new altogether. Both designs are beautiful and avoid the sexualization of her original incarnation in the film.

In my mind, the love interest for Pocahontas would be a cross between John Smith and John Rolfe, having Smith's taste for adventure while still keeping Rolfe's academic intellect and skills with diplomacy. While overcoming racism is a big deal for Smith in the film, I feel like it'd make him too unlikable, as with Rolfe's sexism in the sequel. While I can see him having ignorance and preconceived notions, I feel like it's better to show him as someone new to the colonizing game and have a fresh, Thomas-like mentality (albeit slightly less innocent). This new love interest would have one of John Smith's earlier designs. I could definitely see him being inspired by Captain America: dutiful and loyal, but open to new ideas and perspectives. Honestly, his character would be a lot closer to Captain Phoebus from Disney's "Hunchback of Notre Dame."

Part 2: Story Changes

New Setting. As I mentioned before, I'd be making this a 100% original story, so this isn't set in America, the cultures that the two sides come from are fictional, and we use different names.

2. Different varieties of colonists. Aside from the traditional white settlers, we'd also see other Old World colonists, hailing from Asia and Africa. I know some people would think this just a minor shoutout for diversity, but I included this based on African slaves that came with the Europeans as well as Asian migrants that came to America during the 16th and 17th centuries.

3. We see more of Pocahontas' family. It's mentioned that historically, she had several half-siblings, so giving this fictional version of her three or four siblings would be neat, especially so you can see how tied she is to her culture. I'd probably also make Nakoma one of her sisters, since they have a sisterly bond. I'd also consider making the fictional version of Kocoum her brother instead of her betrothed, since I feel like it makes the audience care more about him and it'd explain why he's so protective of her. Expanding on Pocahontas' mother would also be awesome.

4. Thomas is John's brother. At first I thought this simply because in this version they'd both have red hair, but I thought about how Thomas was trying to make a good life for his family as well as how John Smith looked out for him like a little brother. Since I'm removing John's colonizing experience here and Thomas would be more likely to listen to Radcliffe if he and John weren't related, I think it makes sense that John influences his thoughts and decisions the most about the new world.

5. There's more of a cultural exchange. In part 1, Pocahontas mostly tells Smith about her world, while in part 2, Rolfe mainly tells her about his world. I'd like to combine the two so they can get to know and understand each other very well.

6. The fantasy aspect--it's easy to forget I'm not just changing controversial elements. Perhaps it's due to my thoughts on "Avatar: The Last Airbender," but I do like the idea of the colonists and Natives being able to use magic; not only is it entertaining for the audience, but it can also be symbolic for several situations, ie the colonists bringing diseases to the Natives, and the Natives' spiritual connection to nature while the colonists' being much more "modern" and less elemental.

7. This happens over a period of years. I feel like this is great to let Pocahontas and John's relationship grow organically (since some think her and John Smith's relationship was rushed and encouraged by passion), as well as showing us how the relationship between the Natives and the colonists fluctuate.

Hope you like my ideas! Lemme know what you think or if you have any questions. Would this have made you enjoy the film more?

#pocahontas #john smith #disney #disney animation #native americans #disney princess