The Lakota Daughters
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- Q1What did the buffalo follow?the windthe moonthe starsthe sun30s
- Q2According to the grandmothers, what does the Dakota woman have to show to her family?fearweaknessstrengthsadness30s
- Q3According to the transcript, how does a Dakota woman need to be?really loudreally emotionalreally quietreally strong30s
- Q4What does the Dakota woman do to show her strength to the family?she laughs out loudshe cries but it's always hiddenshe runs awayshe shares her emotions openly30s
- Q5What is the purpose of establishing girl societies in Native American communities?promote male dominanceencourage isolationprovide support and empowermentspread negativity30s
- Q6What does the founder of the Indigenous Adolescent Girls Empowerment Network aim to teach young girls?have pride in themselves and understand their sacrednessaspire to be like menconform to societal normsignore their heritage30s
- Q7What is the impact of historical oppression on family structures in Native American communities?creates unityimproves communicationstrengthens family bondsbreaks down family structures30s
- Q8What is the goal of the girl societies in Native American communities in relation to tribal culture?resist tribal teachingsignore tribal traditionsforget their heritagelearn about the ceremonies and culture30s
- Q9In what way do girls in Native American communities have more responsibilities than boys?shoulder the responsibilities of heading a familyfocus on personal goals onlyrely on others for supportavoid family obligations30s
- Q10What is one purpose of the Thunder Valley CDC Radio Hour?discourage community involvementignore community issuesspread negative messagesempower Native American communities30s
- Q11What challenge do Native American communities face in terms of land and water?lack of interest in land and waterabundance of land and watershared access to land and waterstripped of their land and water30s
- Q12What do girl societies aim to teach young girls about their identity?know who they are and be stronghide their identitystruggle with self-worthrely on others for validation30s
- Q13What is a key aspect of the Indigenous Adolescent Girls Empowerment Network's programming?discouraging girlsoverlooking young girlsbuilding up young girlsputting girls down30s