Amazing talk. I am a law student at Windsor law and I regularly reach out to youth in Anishinaabe communities in southern Ontario about the possibilities available to them and try to get them connected to achieved indigenous representatives so that they have people they relate and look up to. Though there are problems in the community, I see it moving in a positive way and to greater things. People like Tunchai are helping to facilitate this change at an amazing pace. Keep it up!
Dear Tunchai, It was a very inspiring talk. I too work in the tribal areas of Maharashtra, India. Your talk has been eye opener, specially stressing the importance of the rich culture. Thank you.
Thank you Tunchai. This is one of the most impactful TEDx talks I've seen in a while. It's message has resonated with me since the night I was privileged to hear it shared.
Beautiful and elegant woman, such a morally positive impact!! Indigenous people deserve to be loved and treated with equal respect and opportunity, they're the creators and it has been destruction and oppression against them since the dawn of time, still hoping for better days to come!!
Chii miigwech Tunchai Redvers, this talk means alot to me, it helped me in my university journey in indigenous studies and i relate to this personally as well. Your words were so articulate, straight to the point, meaningful, emotional and put together very well!
Read the comment by lord tricky,I am of the lakota we have a word for that its called"WONAWIZI"that is jealousy.we also have great respect for our two spirits facism and prejudice does not exist in our culures.that is a neo European disfunction.most people cannot comprehend the nonexistence of this in our cultures.
Blame it on the Chief's lack of successful global planning for assimilating? Japan, Korea, Philippines, Europe, Russia (still corrupt ), .... many nations all embraced western civilization. We can fight so much for a piece of land while forgetting our youth's dreams and aspirations. Land? Big deal, have you ever heard of the saying 'house poor'? Some people own very nice homes but have no skills in keeping a job and paying for all the repairs... Why the Chiefs are postponing the children's global growth. Learn from the Jewish cultures, they're the most educated people on Earth, very much westernized and opened to the sciences, art, business...
Met this wonderful lady here in Milwaukee a few days ago. She gave an amazing speech about her culture. Awesomeness!
What a fantastic talk. Hope every Canadian watches this.
Amazing talk. I am a law student at Windsor law and I regularly reach out to youth in Anishinaabe communities in southern Ontario about the possibilities available to them and try to get them connected to achieved indigenous representatives so that they have people they relate and look up to. Though there are problems in the community, I see it moving in a positive way and to greater things. People like Tunchai are helping to facilitate this change at an amazing pace. Keep it up!
What do you think some of the main obstacles native children have regarding education, career, lifestyle? Why
Dear Tunchai, It was a very inspiring talk. I too work in the tribal areas of Maharashtra, India. Your talk has been eye opener, specially stressing the importance of the rich culture. Thank you.
Very inspirational video focused on breaking down the stigma of indigenous stereotypes. Excellent movement Tunchai, well done!
Thank you Tunchai. This is one of the most impactful TEDx talks I've seen in a while. It's message has resonated with me since the night I was privileged to hear it shared.
Beautiful and elegant woman, such a morally positive impact!! Indigenous people deserve to be loved and treated with equal respect and opportunity, they're the creators and it has been destruction and oppression against them since the dawn of time, still hoping for better days to come!!
Chii miigwech Tunchai Redvers, this talk means alot to me, it helped me in my university journey in indigenous studies and i relate to this personally as well. Your words were so articulate, straight to the point, meaningful, emotional and put together very well!
What an amazing and inspiring young lady. Thank you! I really like the visual house concept of colonization and decolonization.
Greatly portrayed thank you for your support and knowledge for our people and getting it outside people need to educate
Read the comment by lord tricky,I am of the lakota we have a word for that its called"WONAWIZI"that is jealousy.we also have great respect for our two spirits facism and prejudice does not exist in our culures.that is a neo European disfunction.most people cannot comprehend the nonexistence of this in our cultures.
Thank you!
I love hearing her speak!!
This is very cool. I am going to share it with as many people as possible.
Thank you. Brilliant talk.
Thank you
Wow.. Powerful thats all l can say..
Thank you for sharing sister.
Lovely. 💕🙏🏾
Amazing video!
thank you
Bravo
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What a strong woman she is, getting up and speaking her piece in front of so many. Great talk.
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Yeah better schools, colleges, occupational centers, universities, dormitories, fraternities, and academies totally
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Blame it on the Chief's lack of successful global planning for assimilating? Japan, Korea, Philippines, Europe, Russia (still corrupt ), .... many nations all embraced western civilization. We can fight so much for a piece of land while forgetting our youth's dreams and aspirations. Land? Big deal, have you ever heard of the saying 'house poor'? Some people own very nice homes but have no skills in keeping a job and paying for all the repairs... Why the Chiefs are postponing the children's global growth. Learn from the Jewish cultures, they're the most educated people on Earth, very much westernized and opened to the sciences, art, business...
No clue on life skills or morals on real life skills nothing sad our people are fools now thinking they know. No feeling nothing