Photo Credit: Michael Schramm/US Fish and Wildlife Service (2) Photo Credit: Michael Schramm/US Fish and Wildlife Service(4) Summarization of the Puyallup Tribe The Puyallup Tribe is not only in development with the Casino business but pro-environmentalists in supporting the Stand Rock Sioux, the cancelation of the DAPL, and the fight for a LGN… Continue reading Puyallup Tribe: It’s entirety!
So prior to research, my knowledge about the Puyallup Tribe was very limited. All I knew about the tribe was that they owned the Emerald Queen Casino in Tacoma and in Fife. Now what I know about the Puyallup Tribe is they are very active in their political surroundings and affiliations. They are pro-environmental and… Continue reading Doing the Puyallup: First Encounter
Here is an outline of the Puyallup Reservation running though Tacoma and Pullup. The Puyallup Tribe Reservation. Retrieved from Google Maps Green fills indicate the Native American Tribes throughout Washington State Reservation Tribes of Local Native Americans in Washington State. Retrieved from Wikipedia There are currently 35 Native American Tribes in the… Continue reading My home within your home!
Cultural Lessons for Clinical Mental Health Practice: The Puyallup Tribal Community Audience: Individuals who are interest in the mental health educational perspective of Native American culture. Authority: The bloggers are George M. Guilmet, who is a cultural resource consultant and Whited, David L, which I was unable to find any information with a lack of proper… Continue reading Puyallup Tribe Ain’t The Only Strugglin’
“Washington’s History of Chief Leschi’s Murder, Puyallup Tribe of Indians” Published and last edited on: Nov, 9 2013 The video is describing the “execution” (considered a murder) of the head chief of the Puyallup Tribe, Chief Leschi. Terms used: Puyallup Reservation, Chief Leschi, Puyallup Indian. The individual that upload the video was for resources and educational purposes.… Continue reading Doing the Puyallup! Tribe
Fight over LNG plant turns to city council, state The Puyallup Tribe is currently fighting the Puget Sound Energy (PSE) in caution that the review for the production did not yield on any information of environmental impacts. They plan on building a facility on the tideflats, that instead of using diesel to run ships, to… Continue reading A step towards change, a step towards encouragement
Photo Credit: J. A. Juleen(1) The spuyaləpabš tribe which means, “Generous and welcoming behavior to all people (friends and strangers) who enter our lands” is currently the Puyallup tribe. Which in my opinion is great they changed their name because it didn’t work for Native American’s who welcomed strangers. The Puyallup tribe’s subsistence strategies: agriculture,… Continue reading Can we have some money please?
Listed are three of current issues involving Native Americans: “Candidate Obama Kept His Promise to Native Americans” “Tim Reynon attends World Peace Forum in Brazil” “Opposing a Pipeline Near Sacred Sioux Sites” Listing off the first article, was a positive note for Colorado River Indian Tribes. Having federal mismanagement and recurring negligence of treaty obligations, Obama… Continue reading Win some, lose some
Often referred to as Native Americans or indigenous people, they were subjected to extreme violence, massive death counts and forced to constantly relocate between lands. The United States currently recognized about 562 of these tribes. The federal government is also in control of preserving and managing Native American affairs, promises to protect and survive each… Continue reading What more can you steal from people you’ve stolen completely from?
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