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https://tribalallianceagainstfrauds.org/circe-dawn-sturm

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News Release  February 12, 2025
Renowned Scholar of Pretendians Exposed as Herself a Pretendian
Subject:
Dr. Circe Sturm
Title: Professor, University of Texas-Austin Department of Anthropology
Indigenous Identities falsely claimed: Choctaw and Cherokee
Determination: Zero American Indian ancestry

The News Release and the accompanying Report also downloadable as PDFs, together with two genealogical items.

See also: https://liberalarts.utexas.edu/anthropology/faculty/sturmcd

I received information in a lengthy newsletter from Kim TallBear (Sisseton-Wahpeton Oyate citizen), Professor, Faculty of Native Studies, University of Alberta titled 'Statement on the TAAF Self-indigenization Investigation of Anthropologist Circe Sturm'.
See: https://kimtallbear.substack.com/subscribehttps://kimtallbear.com/

Here at NAFPS, Circe Sturm has been mentioned before in the following posts:

http://www.newagefraud.org/smf/index.php?topic=3690.msg45946#msg45946
http://www.newagefraud.org/smf/index.php?topic=5575.msg48134#msg48134
http://www.newagefraud.org/smf/index.php?topic=5375.msg48731#msg48731
http://www.newagefraud.org/smf/index.php?topic=5635.msg48860#msg48860
http://www.newagefraud.org/smf/index.php?topic=2649.msg49006#msg49006
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Etcetera / Re: how did we miss this one?
« Last post by Mirror on February 13, 2025, 08:04:51 pm »
My sixth sense sees skinwalkers everywhere.
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Etcetera / Re: how did we miss this one?
« Last post by milehighsalute on February 13, 2025, 04:48:03 am »
Lol yeah.....they even mentioned newagefraud in the article

My mind must be slippin
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Etcetera / Re: how did we miss this one?
« Last post by Sparks on February 12, 2025, 06:32:04 pm »
https://ourliveswisconsin.com/article/the-pretendian-among-us/

There is a thread on her since November 26, 2022, with 48 post so far:

http://www.newagefraud.org/smf/index.php?topic=5635.0
[Nibiiwakamigkwe AKA Kay LeClaire AKA Kathryn Le Claire in Madison, Wisconsin]

In post #48 I posted the link you are referring to on July 06, 2023.
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Etcetera / Re: Hopi and "Blue Star Prophecy"
« Last post by Mirror on February 12, 2025, 05:59:25 pm »
Like!

Continuing; I follow Hopi tribal rules, and only Identify as Moqui. I met a woman at a taco shop in Oregon and kinda overstepped and called her out as Hopi-Moqui, in a nice way.
She was shocked I could tell by observing her in a few short minutes, she vented a bit.
She had tried to join the tribe, but didn’t fit their membership rules somehow. She said So I guess I’m just a Mexican lol.
I always recommend Chicano literature to people on the search, even people of mixed blood from anywhere. The narrative really helps people understand things.
That are not politically correct to talk about.

Keeping on the topic,
Biophotons are more visible to the naked eye, when that eye is subjected to oculocutaneous albinism. My eyes are hazel, in the right light they glow green. People be tripping on that.
My grandma had a Gold Impala, I hope someday to have one myself. My aunt traded it for a firebird lol.
Sometime, I may do a dissertation on Skinwalkers. Utah is loaded with em.
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Etcetera / Re: Hopi and "Blue Star Prophecy"
« Last post by milehighsalute on February 12, 2025, 05:17:17 pm »
our hopi "cousins" may have some public dances as do we, but also like us the majority of pueblo religion is very private

as discussed here before, pueblo medicine, knowledge and prophecy would never have been divulged to a non-pueblo

but as usual the white world would rather believe another white man than a pueblo

on top of that....many whites have a problem with religious privacy, they cannot stand that we will never share many things with them so they make it it up as they go along

hell, i am pueblo and many things arent even meant for me to know

the arrogance of the pigmentally-challenged just cannot accept NO for an answer when it comes to matters of religious privacy......so take ANY info out there on hopi ways with the grain of salt

It’s funny the way you make jokes about pigment and salt. Let’s not forget UAP and how Chicano slang mirrors native language. Don’t take offense JD Aragon okay!l he doesn’t mean it.

Say hello’s to 5th world

if my slang is anything chicano its because i live in the southwest.....i myself have chicano (american beaner) blood flowing thru my veins as well as native.....and i grew up in a chicano neighborhood and like many natives in the southwest i have a spanish surname

no cop, teacher or boss ever asked me whether im native or bean, but it never mattered to them and for the most part out on the streets it never mattered to me either though i was raised in a n8tv household (taos mother and jemez stepdad) and we were notorious powwowers

in denver, a relocation city, the natives mostly settled in southwest denver or northeast denver.......many also scattered in the west and north side proper.........the thing about denver is you just might meet someone from just about everywhere as far as the native community goes

as far as chicanos go.....they are just as diverse as many other groups......californios, tejanos, genizaros and valley chicanos (colorado) and im sure many other areas have differences in local cultures.....and while we all share some slang and stilos there are many variants or completely different words/pronounciations altogether my boy (see thats one we all share and natives here say it too)

anyways back on topic...while hopis may not be as private
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Etcetera / how did we miss this one?
« Last post by milehighsalute on February 12, 2025, 05:02:39 pm »
this is why i am in favor of possibly expanding board to a few new topics

one being arts/music/cinema

and one being scholastic/activism

there are actually quite a few things i found on the net about this woman......from what i understand is she held native positions and even had housing paid for and paid speaking gigs

https://ourliveswisconsin.com/article/the-pretendian-among-us/
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Frauds / Re: Roy Wilson - Medicine Wheel Tribe
« Last post by debbieredbear on February 12, 2025, 07:10:06 am »
Roy Wilson died. His group of white pretendians is still active, but he's gone.
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Non-Frauds / Re: Bret Benally Thompson
« Last post by milehighsalute on February 11, 2025, 04:55:20 pm »
benally is a common navajo surname
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Research Needed / Re: Bow Hacker
« Last post by milehighsalute on February 11, 2025, 04:52:32 pm »
i asked a friend and they told me that the native memory project is legit and it is project of both natives and well meaning whites.....they told me that all stories are approached and handled very respectfully ....... so i take that as someone made some connections and verified this man in rosebud

at least that is my guess
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