Wisdom of Coyote: Apache Wisdom: Nana: LOOK AT HOW THE ANIMALS CARE FOR THEIR YOUNG: Paul Ortega is a longtime friend, and is a Mescalero Apache.
We have a responsibility to all children.. this speaks to that... Trace
Thursday, June 12, 2014
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CALLED HOME: Book Contributors - republished in 2025
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ReplyDeleteHi Donna. Good luck with your search. I'm 54% Native American looking for my family. From the bracelet that I was adopted with, my guess is Navajo.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comments buty mother was Apache unfortunately she was raped working in the field all my brother and sister have different father's
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