00:00My name is Morning Star Woman. I'm also known as Sarane Fox.
00:04My name is Chris Nargane. I'm Anishinaabe. I don't know my culture as well as I'd like to.
00:08I'm very fortunate to have Sarane with me as a traditional woman to help guide me and set me forward.
00:19Our unwellness comes from our loss of our culture, loss of our language.
00:23We weren't allowed to talk about where we came from. We weren't allowed to practice our ways.
00:27We're at the point now where we can no longer sit by and do nothing. We must take action.
00:33This is not who we are.
00:35At this point, we can't really nitpick. We just need to be hearing our voices singing, singing, talking.
00:42She's a good girl, that is it.
00:46It's like the indigenous people were starting to rise up again.
00:49We can take this stuff back there and smash it out.
00:52We are capable of having a place and our voices matter.
00:58As long as we know our real history, then we can change our own destinies in the future.
01:04Our minds are huge.
01:10And the mindset of snapping.
01:16casi estaría s bile nying up again.
01:18See you later, Eody Harris.
01:20As long as we know our困難ery and pro Για庭s of New Luxo,
01:22tunnel, met nothing for us.
01:24I never thought about it.
01:26Once we know our ways and the mountains we learn by James Jai as well.
