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When Prey was released, audiences were introduced to Naru, a young Comanche woman whose courage, intelligence, and determination quickly made her one of the most memorable heroes in modern science fiction. Portrayed by Amber Midthunder, a citizen of the Fort Peck Assiniboine and Sioux Tribes, the character brought Indigenous representation to the forefront of a major action franchise in a way many viewers had rarely seen before. 🪶
What made the film especially meaningful was its commitment to portraying Native people with authenticity and respect. Comanche culture, language, survival skills, and community relationships were woven into the story, allowing Indigenous characters to be shown as capable, complex, and deeply connected to their environment. Rather than relying on outdated stereotypes, Prey presented Native perspectives as central to the narrative, helping audiences see a different kind of hero on screen.
For many Indigenous viewers, Naru represented more than a successful movie character. She symbolized a broader shift in storytelling, one where Native voices are increasingly taking their place at the center of stories rather than the margins. The success of Prey demonstrated that Indigenous-led narratives can resonate with audiences around the world while remaining rooted in cultural identity, proving that authenticity and powerful storytelling belong together.

Beadwork is an illusion of sorts, an art form that transforms countless tiny details into something beautiful. It embraces both perfection and imperfection, where every stitch and every bead becomes part of a story. From what begins as nothing emerges, texture, movement, and life.
Model: Lakota Spirit, from the Standing Rock Sioux Nation
Beadwork by Beverly Bear King Moran

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5.5 years sober! Congrats to everyone on their healing journey and breaking those cycles. Our children and future generation deserve the best versions of us.
It hasn’t been easy, but it’s been worth it.
One day at a time 🤍
Michaela Douglas

One of the most sacred places in North America just got emergency protection.
Chaco Canyon has been added to the endangered historic places list (Crazy Horse Memorial) — a major victory for the tribal nations who have fought for years to protect this irreplaceable sacred site from oil and gas development.
Chaco Canyon is not just ancient ruins. It is a living sacred place — home to astronomical alignments, ceremonial architecture, and over 1,000 years of Pueblo, Navajo, and ancestral Indigenous spiritual life. Its structures are so precisely aligned with the sun and moon that modern engineers still cannot fully explain how they were built.
And someone wanted to drill for oil next to it.
Tribal nations said no. Advocates said no. 70,000 public comments said no.
Today — the list agrees.