Native nations excel in cannabis скачать в хорошем качестве

Native nations excel in cannabis

Wednesday, December 21, 2022: From a fashion designer and a professional golfer to a fur sewer in Alaska, Indigenous women making an impact in their communities Chanae Bullock is a citizen of the Shinnecock Nation in New York. She is the managing director for the tribe’s cannabis business called Little Beach Harvest. The Field Museum in Chicago opened a new permanent exhibit called “Native Truths: Our Voices, Our Stories.” With over four years in the making, this interactive exhibit allows Native people to tell their own stories. Melina Chalkia reports. Sheila Tucker, Yellow Quill Anishinaabe, is a fashion designer based in Phoenix. Her work has been featured on runways in Arizona, Los Angeles, and even in Paris, for fashion week. A new business called, War Chief Collection, was created to combat the culture of alcohol and drug addiction. ICT’s Mark Trahant has the story of how this idea became a reality. Gabby Lemieux is a professional golfer on the Epson Tour — the developmental tour for the Ladies Professional Golf Association. This Shoshone-Paiute citizen is the first Native woman on the pro tour. In Alaska, sewing fur clothing is more than a way to stay warm. It’s a way to carry on ancient traditions. ICT's Joaqlin Estus has more. Follow us on Twitter -   / indiancountry   Follow us on Facebook -   / indiancountrytoday   ICT Opinion Facebook -   / ictopinion   Follow us on Instagram -   / indiancountrytoday