T-A:ga (Our Story): An Introduction to the Culture and History of the Tohono O'odham

[@catluke413]

I appreciate this, my maternal grandmother was born in AZ, my great grandmother was from Sonora and her family. The family left behind their culture to be assimilated into the American/ Spanish ways. This is great bc I grew up naturally attracted to nature and spirit. ❤

[@thisorthere]

Thanks so much to Mr. Siquieros for sharing with us here.

[@AdrienneDowning111]

This is a wonderful view into the O’odham culture and history. Thank you so much for sharing!

[@peggyd3643]

Thank you for sharing so much about your people, places, and ways. I really enjoyed listening to you and learning.

[@jordanbingham8711]

I really enjoyed this! Bernard is very nice to listen to.

[@marliynchase1074]

Thank you very much for the very interesting lecture by Mr. Siquieros, on the History of the Tohono O'odham!!!!!

[@jenna9371]

Thank you, I’ve been trying to learn more of our Himdag, especially language. Thinking about enrolling TOCC to learn more

[@pammurphy8187]

Thank you, this was beautiful.

[@MarioMario-vn3ps]

Thanks for providing me with the information about my culture. I was stolen from my culture and was fed the white mans narrative of his dominion over our land, and it is great that you are able to inform generations of lost natives in this country who were forced from their tribes and made to assimilate to the white man's culture.

[@ericmendoza1060]

Last of a dying breed? I preffer First of a thriving seed

[@tucsonairbrush3233]

O' odham niok!