St. Joseph’s Indian School’s drum group, Chalk Hill Singers, sing the Lakota Flag Song. 🥁 The Lakota (Sioux) history of the Lakota Flag Song was created to commemorate Native American veterans returning from WWI and WWII, linking their service to the akíčhita traditions of protecting their land, people, and culture. Watch this video to see and hear the Chalk Hill Singers and to learn the Lakota Flag Song translation. #Lakota #LakotaFlagSong #NativeAmericanVeterans #nativeamerican #StJoes #StJos

Oglala Lakota Spiritual Leader Richard Moves Camp shares why the Oglala Lakota use “how many winters are you?” Instead of “how many years are you?” There was a spiritual month during the winter that was meant to uplift, inspire, and strengthen our entire being. Moves Camp is well respected amongst various Tribal Nations and medicine practitioners around the world. My Grandfather’s Altar is an oral-literary narrative account of five generations of Lakota religious tradition. Moves Camp is the gre

The hard life of growing up as a young boy in the Lakota people #Lakota #america #history | The Rest is History