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Delores Curry is a 2024 Woman to Watch!

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Photo shoots in the park 🔥 my first photoshoot as a signed model. God is good! 🙏🏽 Catch me walking the runway at the Holiday Angels Pageant Dec 16th, 2023

#childmodeling #acting #afroindigenous #charlotte #nc #models #talent #introtalentusa #talentedkids #handsome
#102jamz #greensboro #charlotte

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Jeffery Curry reporting live from @ripleysbelieveitornot 🌎 #kids #kidstyle #instabeauty #travel #travelblogger #ripleys #fyp #afroindigenous #fashion #myrtlebeachsc #jrstravels #fashion #ancestor #familyvacation #instakids #fashionkids #news #voiceover #fun #kidstalent #ripleysbelieveitornot #talent #pr #foryou #castingcalls #youngactors

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By the turn of the century in 1900, most remaining Native Americans in California, like other Native Americans, had been forced, tricked, or paid to leave their ancestral lands. Some chose to live on the few California reservations that were created by the U.S. government starting in the 1890s, hand-in-hand with the U.S. government "allotment" program that took away ancestral Native American lands. Others, like Ishi's family, spent their lives hiding both from whites whom they feared would kill or capture them, and from their own people, who they viewed as having "sold out" their culture.

After the deaths and disappearances of his family members, Ishi made the decision to transmit as much of his people's culture to the new people and culture that had taken their place - the whites. Both Ishi's choice to do this and his early death from disease were seen at the time as a natural progression, or evolution, of the human race. Indians would naturally die out or become a part of white society. "Primitive" Indian language, religion, art, and technology would become something from the past to be studied or viewed in a museum, but would not be the products of living cultures. "Civilized" white society was seen as the natural end result for all humanity.

The goal of bringing Native Americans into "civilized" white society backfired as white-educated Native Americans and those increasingly familiar with white society, laws, and government started organizing and fighting alongside whites for Native American rights to land, religion, and education in the early 1900s. This struggle for Native American rights continues today, as Native Americans across the U.S. refuse to accept the stereotype that their people are "history" and not living cultures.

After another turn of a century, into 2000, Ishi again became a symbol, this time of Califonia Native American's fight to regain cultural artifacts and human remains. In many places in California, Native American religious items or artworks stolen by whites, and even human remains, are now "owned" by museums. When Ishi died in 1916, his brain was sent to the Smithsonian Institution in Washington D.C. to be studied.

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Jeffery is a Handsome Qutie Pie ♡ @caribbean_goddess23
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To have your kiddies featured please:
1)Follow
2)Have a public Instagram account
3)Hashtag: #Gorgeous_Kiddies_on_ig on pictures.

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Happy Thanksgiving my people hope you had a wonderful time next to your love ones and if you are going #BLACKFRIDAY #SHOPPING please stay safe. Blessings send your way from @igbabies_toddlers
Please give us @igbabies_toddlers @igbabies_toddlers @igbabies_toddlers @igbabies_toddlers a S/O to get my followers and post more pictures of the handsome/beautiful children out there before the year ends. We trying to get 2k followers so help us please.

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Jr being all smiles while showering

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Congratulations @caribbean_goddess23 on your feature! Thank you so much for sharing your adorable munchkin with us! ✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨ Keep tagging #blmm_feature for a chance to be featured.

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