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Photos by @kiliiiyuyan | Strong women leaders constitute the backbone of Indigenous American communities from Alaska to California. These include (1) model and activist Quannah Rose Chasinghorse, (2) cultural fire manager Margo Robbins, (3) redwood forest stewards of the InterTribal Sinkyone Wilderness Council, and (4) language revivalist Gisele Martin. Historically, many Native societies in North America were egalitarian in structure, and that continues to this day. Follow me @kiliiiyuyan for more from the greater Indigenous community.
