Gratitude Healing Arts

07/23/2025

07/16/2025

07/15/2025

07/15/2025

the world must stand up to this inhumane genocide.

07/03/2025

Beautiful Art! So true. Do as much as you are able, no less. Speaking up for what is right is the bare minimum. 🫶🏻

07/03/2025

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🎼You are the result of the love of thousands🎼
Illustration by Noanikhok 🫶🏼
Quote: Linda Hogan

05/27/2025

This Genocide much stop. Speak out. Save your soul, so that you can save another. 🙏🏻✨🔥

The more we normalize speaking truth and standing behind what is right, the closer we will be to the turning of the tide.

And the world is watching!

05/25/2025

Sleepyeye LaFromboise made history as the first Native American in the United States to have his high school senior portrait taken wearing his traditional Seneca Iroquois regalia. This powerful image captures more than just a milestone in photography—it symbolizes pride, cultural identity, and the importance of honoring heritage within the educational system. By choosing to present himself in his proper regalia, Sleepyeye challenged norms and showcased the richness of Native American traditions during a time when such expressions were often overlooked or suppressed.

His portrait became a landmark moment not only for the Seneca people but also for Native American youth across the country. It was a bold statement of self-respect and visibility, emphasizing that cultural heritage deserves recognition and respect in all areas of life, including academic achievements. Sleepyeye’s choice helped pave the way for future generations to embrace their identities proudly and demand acknowledgment within institutions that historically marginalized indigenous voices.

Beyond its cultural significance, the portrait stands as a reminder of resilience and progress. Sleepyeye LaFromboise’s photograph is more than a high school memory—it is a testament to the ongoing journey toward greater inclusion and respect for Native American heritage in American society. His legacy inspires not only pride in Native communities but also a broader understanding of the importance of diversity and cultural representation.

05/24/2025

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05/19/2025

Elmo, Big Bird, Oscar the Grouch, Cookie Monster and the rest of the “Sesame Street” crew are headed to Netflix.