#wilma mankiller

[olowan-waphiya]

#barbie #indigenous #native american #ndn #wilma mankiller #cherokee #inch resting

[barbielore]

Can't help but notice this quote at the bottom of the article.

Mattel has also been criticized for a typo contained in the Cherokee Nation seal found on the Barbie’s packaging, which reads “Chicken Nation” rather than “Cherokee Nation.” Had Mattel sought the input of the tribe’s robust language department, the error could have been avoided, she told CNN.

#barbie #wilma mankiller

[dollshobby]

More dolls from Barbie Inspiring Woman for collecting!

#dollshobby #fashion dolls #mattel #barbie #inspiring women #wilma mankiller

[girlsofmanylands]

MESS!!!!!

#barbie #mattel #wilma mankiller

[geezerwench]

#Cherokee #Cherokee Barbie #Barbie #Wilma Mankiller #Cherokee Nation #mattel #Inspiring Women series

[cupofteajones]

Quote of the Day - November 13, 2022

Quote of the Day – November 13, 2022

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#Books #Indigenous People #Indigenous Quotes #Inspirational Quotes #Native American Heritage Month #Native Americans #Quote of the Day #Quotes #Wilma Mankiller

[polyglot-thought]

[Cherokee->English] Wilma Mankiller 2022 USA Quarter Engraving - Color Coded Translation

Read more about Wilma Mankiller

Image from usmint.gov

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ᏣᎳᎩᎯ ᎠᏰᎵ

tsalagihi ayeli

Cherokee Nation

NOTE: Ꭿ (hi) is a noun suffix which means on/in/into. For example: Julogilv - clouds, Julogilvhi - into the clouds. Cherokee speaker perspectives are super specific so you can get a lot of little nuances or additions to the meaning which doesn't translate super well into English. — from Reddit user u/Amayetli under this post

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Phonetics:

ᏣᎳᎩᎯ ᎠᏰᎵ

tsalagihi ayeli

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Please correct me if I made a mistake

#native american #native American language #wilma mankiller #cherokee #cherokee nation #ᏣᎳᎩᎯ ᎠᏰᎵ #tsalagi #tsalagihi ayeli #langblr #lingblr #Cherokee language #rare language #dying language #endangered languages #endangered language #minority language #minority languages #american culture #American languages #north american languages #native american culture #USA quarters #american currency #cherokee culture #indigenous languages #indigenous americans #american indian #cherokee tribe #color coded translation #Cherokee to English

[ahhvernin]

Check out these cool 2022 quarters I just got! Wilma Mankiller.

#principal chief #quarter #money #wilma mankiller #woman #women leader #american women quarters #currency #cherokee #native american

[noahs-coincollection]

WILMA MANKILLER

PRINCIPAL CHIEF

ᏣᎳᎩᎯ ᎠᏰᎵ

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

E PLURIBUS UNUM

QUARTER DOLLAR

BS PH

2022

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LGF

#coin collecting #wilma mankiller

[valkyries-things]

WILMA MANKILLER // PRINCIPAL CHIEF OF THE CHEROKEE NATION

“She was the first female Principal Chief of the Cherokee Nation - a position she held for 10 years from 1985-1995. Under her leadership, she advocated for better job training, housing, education, healthcare for her people. She doubled the annual Cherokee Nation tribal revenue, and tripled tribal enrolment. Mankiller was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom by Bill Clinton in 1998. She passed away in 2010.”

#female history #indigenous history #wilma mankiller

[j-femmescoli]

ok never mind all that cuz i am supposed to be a reading slash writing slash book slash personal blog so here’s my list of all the books i read this year 

over here - david kennedy (wwii history)

a scrap of paper (wwi history)

toward perpetual peace - kant (political philosophy)

on tyranny - leo strauss (political philosophy)

sex and social justice - martha nussbaum (political philosophy)

big chief elizabeth - giles milton (indigenous american history)

annihilation of caste - br ambedkar (political philosophy)

every day is a good day - wilma mankiller et al (indigenous philosophy)

zen and the art of happiness - chris prentiss (spirituality)

maria of guadalupe - paul badde (indigenous / religious history)

the pearl - john steinbeck (fiction)

we - eugene zamiatin (dystopian fiction)

the prophet - kahlil gibran (poetry)

tears and laughter - kahlil gibran (poetry)

the law of peoples - john rawls (political philosophy)

#books #reading #lists #books of 2022 #writer #philosophy #history #indigenous history #indigenous philosophy #fiction #poetry #kant #nussbaum #ambedkar #wilma mankiller #guadalupe #russian lit #kahlil gibran #arabic poetry #political philosophy #political science #bookblr #writeblr #writing #uhh #other tags #etc

[dollshobby]

#fashion dolls #mattel #barbie #doll review #fashion doll #dollshobby #wilma mankiller #dolls #doll collecting #doll community #doll photography

[random-illuminations]

Wilma Mankiller, first female principal chief of Cherokee Nation, led with compassion and continues to inspire today

Wilma Mankiller served in the top leadership role of the Cherokee Nation from 1985 to 1995. Peter Turnley/Corbis Historical via Getty Images Julie Reed, Penn State If you fish in your pocket or purse for a U.S. quarter today, there’s a chance you’ll see Wilma Mankiller’s face. She was the Cherokee Nation’s first female principal chief, and she inspired generations of Cherokees and young Native…

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#Cherokee Nation #Compassion #creative commons #The Conversation #Wilma Mankiller

[reportwire]

'Momentous': Asian Americans laud Anna May Wong's US quarter

‘Momentous’: Asian Americans laud Anna May Wong’s US quarter

More than 60 years after Anna May Wong became the first Asian American woman to receive a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, the pioneering actor has coined another first, quite literally. With quarters bearing her face and manicured hand set to start shipping Monday, per the U.S. Mint, Wong will be the first Asian American to grace U.S. currency. Few could have been more stunned at the honor…

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#Anna May Wong #arts and entertainment #asia #California #Celebrity #China #east asia #Entertainment #General news #Government and politics #Greater China #Lo #Luise Rainer #Maya Angelou #north america #Sally Ride #Shanghai #united states #Wilma Mankiller

[telekinetictrait]

What is beautiful is good and who is good will soon be beautiful. - Sappho of Lesbos

fuck it. higher class english woman from a jewish-italian family and her cornish childhood friend-turned-housemaid that slowly fell in love over the 1910s.

on a more personal note, i don't think i can describe the big old smile on my face when i saw the antique wheelchair from @lilis-palace and the accompanying poses. disability related cc is few and far between, and finding historical disability related cc is like finding a dolphin in the desert. disabled people have always been here, and will always be here.

we've existed throughout history! shanidar one was a neanderthal who had brain damage and possible paralysis, and is estimated to have lived to be between thirty-five and forty-five – pretty old for a neanderthal! disabled people show up often in medieval and biblical texts. the greek god hephaestus is famously described as "lame," "deformed," and/or "impaired". various disabled bodies are portrayed in ancient egyptian art. some people with developmental/learning disabilities were honored by western european courts in the renaissance and believed to be closer to god. closer to the time period portrayed in this post, rosa may billinghurst was known as the "cripple suffragette" and was involved in near constant rallying for women's rights. disabled people are overlooked in studies and perceptions of history for so many reasons; mistreatment, abuse, erasure, eugenics, different ways of categorizing and labelling disabilities, and simply being lost to time and translation. but we've always existed. for every iconic figure of disability history, there's hundreds more who simply existed and had their lives forgotten.

there's names you know like helen keller, frida kahlo, franklin d. roosevelt, and names you don't. if anything i've said at all has interested you, here are a few more notable disabled people from history and modernity to research if you'd like: brad lomex, wilma mankiller, niccolò paganini, ivar the boneless, and barbara jordan.

cc used under the cut! (if it's not linked, it's from the game)

see my resources page!

all/multiple - lilis-palace's antique wheelchair + poses / rheallsim's fancy hairline / mlys' sibel rolled updo / the-melancholy-maiden's edwardian bandeau / citrlet's ivy freckles / plumbobteasociety's fancy fascinator hat / waxesnostalgic's toque hats / blueraptorsden's vintage stockings / satterlly's elizabeth boots / waxesnostalgic's edwardian heel pumps / xldkx-cc's rogue brogues

everyday - linzlu's hattie dress (download link) / sokea-cc's sweater dress

going out - dzifa's holmes dress / dancemachinetrait's priscilla set

wartime - waxesnostalgic's female war worker uniform / waxesnostalgic's v.a.d. headwear / satterlly's v.a.d. nurse uniform

formal - madameriasims4's laurel wreath headpiece / satterlly's silk dress / simlaughlove's alyssum succulents / retro-pixels astor dress

athletic - vintagesimstress's 1897 cycling hat / waxesnostalgic's armistice blouse / waxesnostalgic's female knickerbockers / waxesnostalgic's open collar blouse

sleep - vintagesimstress's 1893 aesthetic dress / sunivaa's lola dress

party - simverses's hat with plume, bow, and roses conversion / historicalsimslife's tea in the garden dress / pinkpatchy's sunless walks hat / twentiethcenturysims' fern dress

swim - linzlu's bathing belle swimsuit / eirflower's bain de soliel bathing shoes / lollaleeloosstuff's historical swimwear

summer - happylifesims' 1910's day dress #1 / waxesnostalgic's open collar blouse (short sleeves) + 1919 skirt (i think) / twentiethcenturysims golden ring accessory

winter - simverse's edwardian tapestry coat conversion / waxesnostalgic's cloche hat / linzlu's florence outerwear (download link)

thank you to @lilis-palace @rheallsim @mlyssimblr @the-melancholy-maiden @citrlet @waxesnostalgic @blueraptorsden @satterlly @xldkx-cc @linzlu @antiquatedplumbobs @sokea-cc @dzifasims @dancemachinetrait @madameriasims4 @simlaughlove @losts4cc @vintagesimstress @sunivaa @simverses @pinkpatchy @twentiethcenturysims @eirflower and @happylifesimsreblogs !!!

#my sims #sims 4 lookbook #ts4 lookbook #s4 historical lookbook #ts4 historical lookbook #ts4 disability #sorry that this turned into like. half an essay. lol.

[maleswillbemale]

Are there any Lakota feminists you admire?

It's a little hard to compile a list of Lakota feminists specifically. While there are some, there aren't enough, and I'd like to broaden my answer to cover more than just Lakota women fighting for feminism for Indigenous women all over the world. I hope that's okay.

These are women I encourage anyone to look up and check out their work, we all come from different backgrounds so I might not agree with/have experienced everything shared by them but I think every Indigenous woman's voice is important!

Jihan Gearon - Navajo, feminist and artist

Tarcila Rivera Zea - Quechuan, feminist activist, founder of multiple organizations for Indigenous women

Debora Barros Fince - Waayu, activist and human rights defender and lawyer in Colombia

Rauna Kuokkanen - Sami, professor and Indigenous feminist activist

Aileen Moreton-Robinson - Goenpul, Indigenous feminist and author, Australia's first Indigenous Distinguished Professor

Sarah Eagle Heart - Lakota, author and co-founder of Return to the Heart Foundation

Madonna Thunder Hawk - Lakota, civil rights activist and co-founder of Women of All Red Nations

Mandeí Juma - Chief of the Juma

Ávelin Kambiwá - Kambiwá, specialist in public policies on gender/race, feminist in Brazil

Jodi Voice Yellowfish - Creek, Lakota, and Cherokee, founder and chair of the MMIW Texas Rematriate organization

Wilma Mankiller - Cherokee, first female principal chief of her nation

Annie Mae Aquash - Mi'kmaq, member of AIM, deserves justice for her murder

Jolie Varela - Paiute, led a hike with indigenous women across their cultural land as an expression of sovereignty, founder of Indigenous Women Hike

Lee Maracle - Stó꞉lō, feminist author

Tillie Black Bear - Lakota, activist for domestic violence towards Indigenous women

Other Indigenous women I look up to/admire, not necessarily feminist specific:

The Bearhead Sisters - Sister trio singing group, Wilhnemme

Acosia Red Elk - Umatilla, jingle dancer

Deb Haaland - Laguna Pueblo, Interior Secretary for the USA

Amelia Marchand - Colville, warrior against climate change

Lydia Jennings - Pascua Yaqui and Huichol, warrior against climate change

Roberta Tuurraq Glenn-Borade - Iñupiaq, warrior against climate change

Robin Wall Kimmerer - Potwatomi, fantastic author, please read her book Braiding Sweetgrass if you haven't already

Fawn Wood - Cree and Salish musician

Moving Robe Woman - Lakota warrior, fought against Custer in the Battle of Little Big Horn to avenge her murdered brother

Buffalo Calf Road Woman - Cheyenne warrior who was the one to knock General Custer off his horse during the Battle of Little Big Horn

Bernie LaSarte - Coeur d'Alene, program manager for the STOP Violence Program

Mary Jane Miles - Nez Perce, tribal vice chairman

Crystalyne Curley - Navajo, first woman to become Speaker of the Navajo Nation Council

Article about multiple Indigenous women in Mexico who run Indigenous women's centers

Lily Gladstone - Blackfeet and Nez Perce actress

Rebecca Thomas - Mi'kmaw poet and activist

Sacheen Littlefeather - Apache and Yaquim actress. Keeler is a horrible person and not worthy of listening to whatsoever, Sacheen Littlefeather did more activism for Indian Country than Keeler will ever accomplish in her miserable life

Brianna Theobald - Not Indigenous to my knowledge (I could definitely be wrong), but researched and wrote a wonderful book about the treatment of Indigenous women in regards to reproduction and sterilization

The brave woman at Standing Rock photographed by Ryan Vizzions. She has since passed away due to a car accident I believe, but I'm struggling to find her name. Once I find it, I'll update this post.

Honor the Grandmothers is a good book to hear Lakota and Dakota women elders share their experiences.