The American story has been profoundly shaped by Native Americans, yet the stories told about Native people are often false and almost always incomplete. From Pocahontas and Jamestown to the first Thanksgiving and Plymouth Colony, Indigenous peoples have rarely been the narrators of their own stories. Join us in a conversation with Abigail Peters (Mashpee and Aquinnah Wampanoag/Mi’kmaq), Gisselle Jiménez (Taíno), and Connor Tupponce (Upper Mattaponi/Chickahominy) and learn how Native youth are actively reshaping these narratives today. Learn more about the panelists here. |