Critically Sovereign

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A woman returned from the field to find a curious hole in the ground outside her lodging.She looked inside the hole, deep into the earth, and someone spoke to her from there.The woman asked who it was."If anyone wishes to hear stories, let them come and roll a little tobacco or a bead, and I will tell them a story." So the people came, with tobacco and beads, and many stories were told.We do not know whether the stories are true, only that they tell us who we are.And they all begin with a giving of thanks. 1 Wanishi (Lenape).Chin' an gheli (Dena'ina).Chokma'ski (Chickasaw).Nya:weh (Seneca).Niawen/ Niawen kowa (Onyota'aka).Ahéhee' (Diné).Mahalo

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