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Loksi' Ishkin Homma (Turtle's Red Eyes) - Brown, Pauline
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Why are Turtle's eyes red? Discover the answer in this colorfully illustrated Chickasaw oral story, as told by Chickasaw Elder Pauline Brown. Readers can scan a QR code to hear the fluent speaker share this traditional story in Chikashashanompa'. The Nannanoli' (Story) Series is a line of titles that combine the Chickasaw traditions of language and storytelling.

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Why are Turtle's eyes red? Discover the answer in this colorfully illustrated Chickasaw oral story, as told by Chickasaw Elder Pauline Brown. Readers can scan a QR code to hear the fluent speaker share this traditional story in Chikashashanompa'. The Nannanoli' (Story) Series is a line of titles that combine the Chickasaw traditions of language and storytelling.
Autorenporträt
Pauline Carpenter Brown (1931-2022) was a fluent speaker of Chikashshanompa' (the Chickasaw language) from the Shawi' (Raccoon) Clan and had considerable knowledge of Chickasaw history and culture. Born near Fillmore, Oklahoma, she lived within the Chickasaw Nation her entire life. Brown worked as a licensed practical nurse for nearly forty years and retired from the Chickasaw Nation Health System in 1997. As a public health nurse, she had the opportunity to visit the homes of many Chickasaw citizens and occasionally served as clinic interpreter. She received her education from East Central University in Ada, Murray State College in Tishomingo, and Rose State College in Midwest City. Brown served on the Chickasaw Historical Society Board from 1994-2022. She also served on the Chickasaw Language Committee, the Chickasaw Elder's Council, and the Chickasaw Election Commission. Lauren John is a Chickasaw citizen currently pursuing a master's degree in sequential art at the Savannah College of Art and Design. She has worked as a contractor for the Chickasaw Nation involving graphic design for the Rosetta Stone Chickasaw program. She also worked as a teaching assistant for the Chickasaw Nation Summer Arts Academy in 2022 and 2023. Lauren enjoys drawing, journaling, traveling, and spending time with family and her cat, Gigi.