“Unraveling the Secrets of ‘Traditions of a Mutt’: What Your Dog’s Mixed Breed Can Teach You About Love and Loyalty”
What I do know is that I hold the trauma of those that came before me. The damage of small hands being ripped from their mother’s embrace doesn’t go away within a few generations. The once bright fires of my culture were extinguished to coals. So now, I carry in my life the genocide and forced assimilation of the families before me, typically in the form of poverty, alcoholism, and the plethora of their associated issues.
It feels as if indigenous rights, stories, and histories are finally being told correctly. There’s truth and buried narratives arising. So, naturally, these topics come up in my current conversations and I find myself more than ever saying:
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