*RARE* Crow INDIAN RESERVATION HOUSE TOUR | THREE FAMILIES in 2-Bedroom House | Crow Agency, Montana
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- Опубликовано: 17 окт 2019
- First Nation families gave me house tours on the Crow Indian Reservation in Crow Agency, Montana. This is a rare glimpse into how Native Americans are living.
I feel like Native Americans are out forgotten people, and it shouldn't be this way.
I came to Billings, Montana for a conference. I visited Little Bighorn Canyon on a day trip, and saw on the map that I was right by the Crow Reservation lands.
I became curious how Native American people live there. I spent about a week exploring the sacred lands and making friends.
My goal in making these videos is to show others how life is like on "the rez". Poverty in America is real.
Everyone told me I should come back in August for the Crow Fair, the big pow-wow and cultural festival of their people. I hope I can make it there next summer in 2020.
I hope you enjoy watching this vlog of the amazing families who welcomed me into their lives with kindness. People here live humble, but are good and kind. ❤
Special thank you to Ally, who introduced me to these wonderful people.
Where is Crow Reservation?
Crow Agency, MT 59022
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What happened in this country to The natives is appalling. I am a native american in oklahoma living within the cherokee nation in Sequayah county. Im cherokee and the biggest problem we face is Alcoholism, addiction, poverty and unemployment and for the tribes that live on reservations its 100×'s worse. P.S Ive been sober for a yr and a half.
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@Red Indian
Can you help me please, I wish to find out where my family is, what bloodline is your tribe ?
Rh positive or negative ?
@@danielwalker3319 You’re going to have to do some sleuthing. If you can get *any* information on your ancestors, contact the Tribal Office directly. Sometimes last names are a real map for those seeking their people. Best wishes, be well my friend.
@@tundrawomansays5067
How would I go about contacting the tribal office to ask what tribes are Rh positive ?
Are you of mankind (Rh positive) ?
Well congratulations on sobriety but guess what on the other stuff. Life is hard as hell for everyone. We grow up and make hard decisions to move out and move on. Ever ask someone to help you move and get a good job? One thing I will say is I watch many videos on Native Americans and they all openly insult white people. Not sure why people expect something from people so openly insulted. Confusing to me.
It is so important for the native elders to teach their language to the children. Please, please, don’t let your language and culture die.
Well said.
100% I'm Filipino in 🇬🇧 and always tell those moving here we need to remember our culture and language.
Poor but very rich with family. I don't have that. So in my eyes, they are rich with love. Beautiful people.
Ayelet
I grew up the same way and for some reason I'm crying right now watching this. I now have my own home after 31 years of living with my Dad, my kids finally have their own rooms. I would love to travel and visit communities like this, I love connecting with people and hearing their stories.
I love these times. I was grateful being welcomed.
I wish I could come n build more homes for these true American people that was here from the BEGINNING. I would open a welding shop n teach them ironwork like the NAVAHO. MADE N WELDED A FEW POP BELLY WOOD BURNING STOVE FOR THOSE STRUGGLING WITH WINTER. AMERICAN INDIANS WERE OUTSTANDING IN THE MARINE CORPS WHEN I WAS SERVING THIS COUNTRY. GOD BLESS N HELP YOU ALL. IN THE NAME OF JESUS, AMEN!!!!!!!
I HEAR YOU LOUD N CLEAR N PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP IS THE MAN TO HELP OUT ALL AMERICAN INDIANS SLL OVER THE COUNTRY. DEMOCRATS ARE A BUNCH OF MURDERERS AND DISGRACE LEFTISH LIBERALS.
Teach this young Indian a trade, I WOULD😎!!!!!!
They have reservations in every state just about. The Alonie Natives were here in the California bay area they had grass huts and did a lot of fishing and catching shell fish there was mountain of shells year's ago. I'm just 50 I can remember when there was this wild green marsh bush that grew here as kids we were able to make tunnels in it to play. Birds, and ducks would lay there eggs in it. When year's past and many people started to move in all the land that had that green marsh Bush turned into house's being built on the land.
I'm Aboriginal Australian this is how I grow up in Australia, has our family grew we had to sleep in the living room as well. Over crowding is a big issue and because we live outside of town so is employment. Its a tough life when your older but when your a kid you have no idea you just love your community and your family. I am proud of where I come from and live, I will never be ashamed of growing up on a mission aka reserve. The knowledge and wisdom I gained will help only help me grow. This life keeps you more focused on family and love instead of worrying about material possessions, it will definitely keep you grateful and humble.
I'm proud of you. ❤
I am from the Crow Reservation aka Crow Rez, the house to the right of Robert Pickett used to belong to my great grandmother. The factory down the hill is known as the "carpet mills". Been abandoned forever, I grew up across the highway behind the Crow School in IHS housing. It's so great to see a person genuinely interested in the Crow Reservation and way of life. Feel free to DM w/ any questions.
Hi Damien. I loved visiting the kind people of Crow Reservation. I am so glad you wrote down these memories of growing up there, and that your grandmother used to own the house next door. Where do you live now? Thank you.
Do you guys have a cash app or Venmo anything like that I would love to get the kids some toys!
Thank you to those who commented. I was with Jason on this visit. We really enjoyed meeting everyone.
@@paytongorman4923 How are you? I just saw this and will show Jason.
Kangi oyate, wopila tanka Lakota oyate here aho mitakuye oyasin ✌🏽
I think the Natives are the most overlooked mistreated race in history. I love them and their culture.
I feel the same. That's why the reservation videos are important to me. Nobody goes there. RUclipsrs don't to there. I want to give then the attention they deserve.
Jason did a wonderful thing making these travel videos featuring our native Americans.
same
Yet you call them
Indians..
What about black people?
I'm Australian Aboriginal an even know our skin is black I see the same problems an spirit with these warriors from America , I'd like to not only meet these warriors but also see the world outside America acknowledg these problems instead of worrying about drakes new song. An I always knew our culture was the same then I discovered that luzia women was an aboriginal so we go back along time which explains our similar culture beliefs, we live on the same reservations where it is poor but we call it the mission an the top 30 most poorest towns in Australia are all aboriginal towns so we know the struggle aswell ✊🏿✊🏾
@gJb 1 yet some people are suffering in poverty so much more than others. that kind of thinking is downplaying what they're experiencing. just compare the living condition of people in the first world(ie. in the 90% percentile of wealth) to the rest of the developing world. it's ridiculous
@@devvv4616 I’ve never heard of a Poverty Olympics but if there were, all poor people would be Gold Medalists.
Much love from an Anishinaabe Ojibwe . I've always loved your cultures and peoples. Gitchi migwetch.
I have great respect for both peoples, and for whom I have a deep sadness, for the treatment they have had to endure, unheard and not seen.
A RUclips; Surviving the Cold- The Siberian ...by Tracks, is one to watch for anybody to see what survival can be like!
The Indigenous that live & survive in the Siberian Tundras is AMAZING also!
Here in the “MAGA” USA, people of brown have to contend with idiocy of racism...crazy!
I feel like this Original People of this continent are the most overlooked group in North America 😞☹️
U JUST FIGURE THAT OUT?!? , my friend? At least you're Right.👍
Preach. On every single objective measure of wellbeing, Native Americans come in last and have since they were herded to reservations like animals.
Just Facts, not conjecture, not “I think,” not “My opinion.” Reality.
@gJb 1 A hut in the woods would be perfect for you.
@gJb 1 I'd rather be living on my own land personally, we were put on the land that had no use. That's why it's so run down. Ngl its pre cool living with alot of family but it also sucks that when I mention my race at school in the city niggas loose respect it's like people see us as ungrateful when in reality we have it the roughest
@@tristangloade1294 If you're not Black do not say nigga. Not being white doesn't give you a pass to say it and I dgaf if white people called you the n-word either.
What a loving family and full of happiness. I love the Crow people. Society obviously is NOT fair to all. These people deserve so much more. Great video and a much needed one,
I am so glad you appreciate the video. I love the Crow people too. They welcomed me into their lives, and I am so thankful.
I see the care you have for crow people in your words. Thank you for caring and thank you for your comment. You are very right but I’ll tell you something that makes crow people so loving. They don’t ask for more. They are appreciative for everything. That’s why they feel so peaceful still.
And we never look str8 in the eye when talking lol...it looks weird on camera. Its a sign of respect. When i talk to white people its very intense when they look at me right in the eye.
Thank you for sharing.
@Brenda Shadley Shadley i dont mind when they do. White folk looking in the eye is a sign of respect for them, meaning all their attention is on you. For us its opposite. So as long as there is understanding between the two its okay.
@@MsAmique
The funny thing is that people who have learned the art of manipulation know about the "look in the eye" trope and will lie right to your face in earnest, while looking you in the eye.
i dont know very many indig nous people say they want government to interfere more than they already are. if they do they have stockholm syndrome
@Brenda Shadley Shadley you are basically saying your culture is better and we are "rude" for simply doing what is common in our culture. We look people in the eye as a sign of respect and convey a lot of feeling through facial expressions, etc. Instead of understanding and recognizing the difference you chose to be rude.
My son and I have no family so seeing this family and how happy they seem together honestly makes me a little jealous. I am happy for them and may each one of their lives be blessed with joy, love & peace.
He keeps saying we're pretty poor people. No we aren't. We're rich beyond any amount of money. Native America is strong and proud. We will be here until the end of time. Much love from Oregon to all my Natives.
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We are rich in culture and tradition. People trying to rob it, imitate or mimic our ways or trying to be one of us should tell you plenty.
From a fellow Puebloan.
Happy, well-fed children in a home with flat-screen T.V., smartphone, toys and so much stuff that the outbuilding has the overflow. Large sunny area outside to play with all kinds of play equipment -- some riding horses. The home may be overcrowded, but I doubt there's much loneliness as is so common in the larger society.
My husband and drove through an Arizona reservation and I couldn't believe how bad that place was. Dilapidated trailers that people were living in.
I respect natives a lot and its crazy how respectful they are and welcoming even to a stranger
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I'm an Apache native American but, I have alot of respect for the Crow people
be honest ....if you had the chance you'd be at each other's throats just like back in the old days
@@mt_gox the Apache never met the Crow your just a racist white
@@D0nnyy u drunk, kemosabe?
@@mt_gox no it's just a fact look it up
@@D0nnyy have some more "fire water" kemosabe
Thank you so much for another amazing video, what a beautiful family. The Crow people may be poor financially, but that family is very rich in family love. Most people around the world have more material items, but are so sad and depressed. The important things in life are great family and friends. Being able to smile at the small things in life and having appreciation for the beauty of the earth and it's amazing inhabitants. I just wanted to let you know, Jason that I appreciate all your hard work. Take care and be safe.
Agree. Fantastic people.
Agree value things last!☺
You did a wonderful video of some homes of families here. The people in your video are so nice to welcome us.
They welcomed us so graciously
I've always wondered how the Native Americans are living now. Thank you for showing all of us and may God bless you and them!
I always wondered too. Thank you for watching. 👌❤
I am glad we went. We are still friends with those we met.
It’s different across the country. Eastern and midwestern reservation seam to be doing much better than western
Thank you to the gentleman that took the time to show you around and explain things. Thank you, Sir. When we know better we do better. ❤☀️
I agree. I was honored to meet these wonderful people.
Thank you for this, Jason. The respect you showed the families in this video was heartwarming and now I need to watch the other films you have made.
Thankful. 🙏❤ I hope I can go back again once Corona is over.
Jason, such a heartfelt video, I enjoyed seeing this video, very nice family. The native Americans have been so mistreated throughout history, it’s terrible. Thank you for sharing my friend!
Hi Shilo! I'm glad you enjoyed watching this video. We were really honored to be welcomed into the homes. We only met amazingly friendly people on the reservation. I feel a lot of love for them.
What a beautiful family and the man you talked with was very humble and gracious to share their home. You were right it was an honor you were given.
Hey Jason, this was an awesome look into the lives of how others around the country live. This reminded me of how I grew up in the '60s and '70s in Hawaii. The people had the same mentality. Everything was slower back then and it was all about family and being together. No one was better than the other. Now it's a different story. The little kids reminded me of how my siblings and cousins would greet people.
Hi Louis. It was good to see family taking care of each other here.
I'm amazed on the kids discipline. My granddaughters are being taught the same indigenous way of sharing and respecting each other. Thanks for the video.
Thank you Crow-people that showed Jason and thus us the viewers around. Cool to have found your channel Jason Rupp.
Awesome! I am so glad you found this video. The Crow Reservation in Montana deserves more attention.
“Native Americans “ look like most Mexicans. We really are brothers. I wish we could come together and help each other more.
This is something that I've always been saying and every time I do people scoff at that comment. They like making separations between "their natives" in the usa and the natives in mexico.. before anyone came to America and drew lines for territory. This whole land was shared by their natives, there are even a few tribes that got split apart that had land on both mexico and the usa.
“Divide and conquer”
The guy in the nice cowboy hat and boots definitely looks tejano
of course they look the same. they are the same people. Some brown skinned latinos have such deeprooted self hatred they have learnt to deny thier indigenous roots.
The Aztecs were called the Mexica and the Maya and the Lenca and the Inca.....all were Indians, indigenous tribes just like the Crow, Lakota, Cherokee, allwere First Nations people. We are all related. Sadly, the Spanish enslaved and shamed them. The Latinos think they are Spanish only. I used to amaze my students from Mexico when I taught them their own history , and to be proud of their heritage. Most of them knew very little about their own history. The First Nations are all still here.
That native man was majestic AF
Yea he a cool dude
You're a good man, Jason. The world could use a lot more just like you.
Great video Jason. What an amazing and welcoming family you interviewed. You have awesome people skills my friend.
These people are so kind, and very humble. I wish I had the opportunity to meet them! Great video! I love learning about other cultures, especially Native Americans. They are very strong and beautiful. 💚 straight warriors! So glad you shared this, and the fact that these people DO NOT get free housing, they work very hard to own a home. Breaks me heart. The love they share is amazing. I wish I lived closer to a reservation such as this one, I would love to donate to them. 🥰 Thank you for sharing!
Aho
The Crow Reservation will always be home to me. I've never met a more generous, more accepting group of people than the Apsaalooke. That's probably why I thought I was Apsaalooke for the first several years of my life.
I would agree. The kindness there was incredible. Can you share this video so more people see? Thank you so much.
Howdy! I am Director of ODM-MIPSAHH Native Outreach & Equine Therapy. I have been on Yakama rez for 8 yrs & have been invited to come minister to the community of Pryor, to assist a family & community suffering from meth. I hope to serve the entire Crow Nation.
@@ochenahroske3637 The reservation is closed to non-residents right now. Equine Therapy sounds interesting, though.
@@redneckgirl3326 as i can see you are not Crow. You should know an Elder has invited me to come. I own an Equine Therapy organization. This Elder is very upset you said what you did that the rez is closed. She is intent on speaking with you.
I'm coming & there are important people who know I'm coming.
@@ochenahroske3637 My apologies to you and your friend, but there were check points turning away non-residents.
It was very hard to hear and I’m totally about to botch the name but Jokin or tokin or something along those lines was an adorable child. I kept smiling seeing how excited he was to help with the house tour and the way he shows his toys and more. Truly a spirit of a child. He reminds me of my excitement and curiosity when I was once a kid. I’m grateful to have had this opportunity to witness life in the Res. Very cool video and you were very respectful!👏🏼
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Such kind and generous people live here. It was so nice of them to share information with us about their reservation.
Grateful. 🙏
Is it just me or do native Americans have an accent so different from others?
Yep
Ya we do it’s called rez accent
J Lopez . See yardy know lope-hez kina like daht hun hyight der jah sea? Ayezz gew seet wat I jus did der ennit...ohh fawk if wewwwy sownded it u can ear eht hey..( covid got us adapting own txt dialect now!!)
They have a Mexican accent with native American accent lol 😂😂😂
Maybe some but not all of us 💀💀
Man, these people are so humble, good hearted and really don't ask for anything, they really deserve so much better.
They deserve nothing more or nothing less than than common decency and respect. What they don't need is any more yellow eyed intervention or charity. Guilt ridden Whites have essentially loved the Indian people to death.
Native Americans such lovely people. I love native Americans and their culture.
The kids all sleeping on the living room floor is such a vibe bc my cousins and I all lived in the same home for a while due to poverty and my aunt and uncle would line us up on the living room floor every night and throw blankets over us and that's how we slept. No kids allowed on the furniture ever, we always sat and slept on the floor.
Good memories. 👍 ❤️
These people are so nice, great video Jason!!
I agree. Very kind and genuine people. Life on the rez.
How can you Not but Immediately feel Love just looking at the people.? Bless you All 🙏
Lovely interview, very humble & respectful to the family & land💖👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
My wife is Shawnee and crow Indian and she got so upset when she saw how they’re living!! This needs to be shared with everyone! It’s wrong of America to let this continue to go on!!!! They were here before us!!! This is how they live!!??? They’re very positive people and have the utmost respect from me!
When she saw? She didn't know?
@@raulrodriguez5073 she didn’t know it was that bad... it’s disturbing and it’s plain wrong that the Native people of our land are struggling like this! Thank you for doing this... it means a lot!
We lived in Pennsylvania our whole life... seriously the middle of nowhere... she’s never even traveled out of the east coast she’s always wanted to find her tribe and move to a reservation, and she saw this and it blew her mind... people make it sound so great!
Fun fact, this is how government would like to see everyone live. The 15% haves and 85% have nots, dependant upon the system. Shout out to morpheous. They have perfected the systems with indigenous, next phase is for everyone else. Your the native Americans now. COVID was nothing more than a test in weakness and compliance. I suggest you protect your guns, so they will protect you.
I KNOW EVERYTHING IS HARD FOR THEM...BUT THEY MADE IT LOOK SO BEAUTIFUL THEY MADE EVERYTHING LOOK SO BEAUTIFUL....GOD BLESS THEM
Better days and good wishes for you and your and I'm so glad to know family are there for each other and we all should remember to be for each other 🌻
This man with the arrows , so nice to share his knowledge with his family and friends and the interview .
The way you brave, noble and wise people were treated and are treated is appalling. It breaks my heart. All the best from Lancashire, England UK. X 🙏
I'm glad to see some of their culture is still alive.
I’m Crow but I haven’t lived on the reservation in a long time but I miss being there. There’s a kindness and welcome nowhere else in the world has. Thank you so much for making this video.
Thanks back Miriam. I agree such fantastic kind people. So many invited me back for the powwow but then Covid came. I hope I can still go back sometime!
Thank you for this Jason. You bring to light some things common to many traditional people. A love of family and community, the way culture and religion define lives in the modern world. And the struggle to remain relevant when governments prefer complacency to offering real help. I take my hat off to these people and to you.
Well said. They are kind and good people. I was only met with kindness during my 6 day stay there. Can you share this video so more people can see?
@@JasonRuppVlog Done & dusted.
@@edstraker8451 You are an awesome fan. Thank you.
Such Very Kind, Warm People..
Agree. I have great memories of my week there.
Youre so very endearing, thank you for sharing your kind and respectful visit.
Thank you back.
Wow Mr Picket knows his stuff. I would have loved to have been their. The stories and cultural activities, I think I would have stayed the night. Awesome thanks....
I greatly valued my time visiting the amazing people of Crow.
This is very eye-opening. Thank you for sharing this.
Thanks for watching my Native American video series. I want to show more. People need to see.
I lived in Billings for 35 years. I just came across your videos & saw this I cant believe you were at Crow Agency! You are definitely a world traveler.
I hope you are able to come visit Big Sky Country this summer and can get a chance to see the Flathead Indian Reservation & Glacier Park. It's beautiful country.
I loved Billings a lot. The people, food, and breweries downtown were absolutely amazing. I really want to come back!
Thanks for posting this. Kind of gives me hope for the survival of native americans themselves and their cultures.
Thanks for the upload!
Thanks back, Ryan
Thank you for sharing their stories!!!! I love you my people. I love #crownation
Enjoyed watching. Crow is where I grew up. So Ahoe, thank you.
Jason - This is a very fascinating video of a nice family on The Crow Reservation! Very well done!
It really was an eye-opening day. I was so glad people really welcomed me in to their homes to see how life is like on "the rez".
It sure is a real look at such nice people and home life.
@@JasonRuppVlog Visit the Navajo Nation
Such a smartly dressed man ...I wish thses NA all the best..what a lovely family.
Absolutely amazing! Another great video, thank you
Thanks back. I'm glad you enjoyed this vlog.
Very informative. Thanks for letting us get to know real people
Thank you back!! So glad you are liking the Native American videos.
These people are richer than you think. Their wealth is above your understanding.
Money does NOT fix all.
The only man who was giving every American a chance was Trump. Dems are killing jobs.Artificial higher gas is just the start. Wait till you get your stimulis
then you will be all at the govt. teet. Biden was appointed.
@@rojonottahoe1539 lol not native Americans he completely disregarded native Americans efforts at DAPL pipeline to be stop from being build under there water( Mississippi River) in the name for more jobs for white workers in region witch are killing and kidnaping native girls .
@@rojonottahoe1539 money is not everything
Super humble. I came to this video to learn more about native Americans as it really isn’t taught as much as much is I wish it was in school back in the day
Beautiful to see n how much Love there is n respectful of all nature. I'm full blooded Navajo. Thank you, I live in the city for 15 yrs n still love my rez in Arizona by grand canyon.. Love my culture n my language.. Much love. N thank you for sharing with blessings💗😷😇
Thank you back!!
They are very grateful and welcoming people.
Thank you for sharing. I love learning about the natives and the lands! Looking forward to seeing more of your videos
Thnx! I hope I can do these kind of videos again.
Just watched a story on the Mongolian herdsmen , truly fascinating to watch the way they live the traditional lifestyle in the 21 century. They are so unattached to modern influences. Good luck to this beautiful family , the kids shine.
I could have listened to him forever. Beautiful Soul 😀💖🙏
I agree.
Beautiful people who deserve so much better.
One of your best videos. Can’t believe it doesn’t have more likes
I wish it got more views. People need to to know more about the Native Americans.
I subscribed simply because of your kindness to the children. I look forward to enjoying your channel my friend.
Good job this is real journalism, you were nothing but nice to everyone.
Watching this gives me a feeling of overwhelming sadness, love the support of family sure kno how it is to double up in a small place
Loving family.
I will be hopefully teaching in a district school for Colvillle Tribe in Keller , Washington State. The first time they set an interview, it was more of orienting me about the simplicity and how rural life will be .I admire their transparency and advocacy .I’m a Filipino , but due to scarcity of hiring teachers in the US, they opted to look for teachers in the Philippines, mainly .I feel pervilidgef and I know my experiences will make me a much better human being .God bless these wonderful people .
God Bless These Young Warrior’s. Much Love 💕
May God bless, keep and enlighten these poor people. Greetings from Israel. I am equally amazed at Jason's unblemished curiosity and inquisitiveness about these indigenous peoples and his pure, childlike enthusiasm at learning about their culture. Truly amazing!
Wow thanks!!
Its always the ones who have just about nothing who are the most humble ,caring and giving people..
Well said.
native ppl are some of the best in the world. treat you like family
Agree
Yes I live in Canada, pretty much over here n lived cleaned respectful way I'm first nation and our life for our ppl is the best and we're for us always
Wow great video, more people should learn about native people !! Respect
Thank you Jason.
I am native but only a small portion of my DNA. Like a fourth. But I love my native people no matter what tribe. This breaks my heart. My mom until she got a lot older and couldn’t do it anymore, for many years she sent clothes, money, & anything she could to the Pine Ridge reservation. My mom is Swedish and Norwegian but she feels in her past life she was a native. This should never happen because it’s their land. This is our land. Every single piece of this earth is native and indigenous peoples land. I’m going to keep watching and when I can donate, I do.
I’m sorry I get so angry. I am also black. And I understand that being disenfranchised and treated so bad by certain ethnicities that are non-POC is the way of the world. When we call this America, the white man named this America. Natives did not call us American. Black people did not call this America. That’s why I do not call myself African-American. I feel like I am just mixed ethnicity and I will never call myself American as if I am falling into the words of the white man. I’m sorry again if I sound angry but my heart breaks because my people suffer both on the native side and the black side. No one should have to live in poverty, no one should have to be introduced to alcohol and then put it in your blood lines & blame them for it later and call them lazy like they call Black people and ignorant and stupid. That is straight bullshit! My people are not stupid, my people are not ignorant, my people are beautiful, my people are intelligent, my people taught the white man how to hunt, how to eat, how to live off the land. God has a special place for the natives & the indigenous no matter what their faults are. And God also has a special place for the people who have oppressed the natives and oppressed black ppl.
We should all stick together, all of us POC. We should not dislike each other because we are not alike. You don’t see a lot of black and natives getting together and hanging out but I don’t know why. It breaks my heart because I want to go to reservations and personally deliver anything I can but I was told that natives don’t like non-natives to come on the reservations. Hopefully when they see me they will know that I am of native ancestry. But some people think that I am Caucasian because I am light-skinned. I am fearful the people on the reservations will feel the same but I am believing also that they are smart enough to know when someone is of native dissent.
If you look at me you will see my native features. I am of Comanche tribe. They might think that I’m Puerto Rican or I I am of Spanish dissent but you can say that about a lot of natives as well
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I’m from FL- but my moms from Montana, we would visit over the summers. The crow people were not highly thought of nor were their reservations. I never met or spoke to any on my trips there as a child. This was very interesting.
I hope this helps. 👍
If you ever come across any Tribe or Nation that *is* “highly thought of” make sure you don’t advertise it least we get a reputation for being anything remotely positive.
Thank you so much for sharing this 💞
Thank you back.
This is why I love youtube.
he just cut off the other lady on porch that started to say that people think our houses are just given to us.
Right. I wish I let her talk more on that.
That is a special gift to give you a sprig of tea. ❤
Honored.
That’s Right, We Take Of Our Moms & Family. Amen To My Family In Montana.
Gods Blessings Be Upon You Soon.
I love this can't wait to Visit one!
Thnx! People need to visit and see life on the reservation. It will be eye opening. Make friends. Say hello. Be kind.
Nice video. Good job Jason 👍
Thanks ja
What a cool man Robert is.
my grandpa is a landlord in MT, this is really common, if you rent to a Crow family, you're renting to everyone... a lot of people have a very fluid living situation, so "10 or 11" people might be there every night, but 6 of them come in and out and might be replaced by 6 entirely different people.
Great video, thank you.
Thanks back
Arlan Leider, was a buddy of mine from Crow Agency in Montana. Been almost 20 years since we served in the Army in Germany together. Would give anything to find that Crow Native and say what's up to.
There house is a lot better looking then mine , We live in a 3 bedroom trailer . We have to be careful how you walk ,I fell through the floor once . LOL , But I am sure there just like homes everywhere , Some our nicer then others . My floors need replaced but I am not able to do it right now . And it is paid for , So that means a lot these days . Much love and many blessings , And prayers and respect for all who live here . May the Creator bless you all .
The Real Americans
Right.
No America was named after a ITALIAN! I thinks disrespectful that they’re even called American at all! They are tribes not slaves to this god awful government, but now they make them slaves to them....
It used to be called “Turtle island” by the Indians
I am so loving this video & I'm so excited to be coming to minister to the Crow Nation! I need to meet this man who makes arrows.
I am glad you will go to Crow. Please give my love.
How fortunate @ blessed you were by being welcomed there. 1 of my dreams ( which WILL happen) is to travel out west, spending time w my beloved american indians..on a few diff. reservations...attended dozs.of Pow Wow's. In PA. @ TN. since the early 80's. Thank you for sharing.
I sure as hell HOPE you brought them Gifts...such as Tobacco, Sage, Sweetgrass OR Cedar...for many reasons.
THAT's WHAT IS RIGHT, in my humble@ sincere opinion.
Hi Jason, I'm glad you were able to visit Crow Country. There is beautiful landscape throughout the area. I wanted to know what was the purpose of your visit? Was it just to show the world how Native Americans live, or was it research?