Remembering Our Ancestors Through Times of Violence

As late as the 1890s, the U.S. Congress debated the outright military extermination of all remaining Native Americans. This nefarious plan was not carried out because it would be too expensive.

At the same time, we must always remember that there is no death, just a change of worlds, and all those beloved ones who have journeyed to the Other Side Camp are closer than our closest vein!

Quote card beside a sepia portrait of a young Native woman with long braids, round earrings and a beaded dress. Text says women suffered some of the worst violence, citing the Sand Creek Massacre.