276K views · 13K reactions | Star Chief Eagle is an enrolled member of the (Sicangu Lakota) and is one of the premier hoop dancers in the world. The impact of the stories that she tells through her art is undeniable. This video was recorded at the Lakota Food Summit in Rapid City presented by Thunder Valley. You can visit her website for more information about when and where you can see her in person. https://lakota.law/3zcOKZq | Lakota People's Law Project | Facebook

Connection to the Horse for the Lakota People For the Lakota, the relationship with the horse is one of the most profound and spiritual bonds in our culture. The word Šúŋkawakaŋ itself shows the sacredness of this being — šúŋka means “dog,” and wakaŋ means “sacred” or “holy.” When the horse came to our people, it was recognized not as property or tool, but as a spiritual gift and a powerful ally. The horse transformed Lakota life, making travel, hunting, and trade easier, but its true significan

304K views · 14K reactions | Let's go! Native representation is front and center at the 57th NFL Super Bowl! #indigenous #indigenousland #NFL #SuperBowl #NativeRepresentation | Lakota People's Law Project | Facebook

69K views · 3.3K reactions | ✨ It’s Lakota Word Wednesday — so let’s lift ourselves and our language up! This week’s phrase is: Áta makhíli — I am awesome.  Say it loud, say it proud — because you ARE! And hey, share this video so everyone can know they’re awesome too. ❤️ #LakotaLanguage #Lakota #StJosephsIndianSchool | St. Joseph's Indian School | Facebook

21K views · 368 reactions | #WEareLakota encompasses a wide range of experiences and emotions. Watch this video that debuted at Lakota's first State of the Schools to hear from just a few students and staff about what makes Lakota a special place and why it's an exciting time to be a part of this community. | Lakota Schools | District Communication | Facebook

I am speaking in my Lakota language. I am continuing to learn new words and sentences. It has been challenging and liberating. I feel good! I feel proud! I am learning! I went to Sitting Bull College and I took a program to teach the Lakota language about 8-9years ago. I stopped learning Lakota in 2014. I didn’t go on to be a Lakota teacher but I did pursue a comedy career. I decided to start my journey of learning Lakota again. Ake! Houn!🤪 to all the fluent speakers. Please excuse me if I am p

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