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What comes to mind when you hear the words "Native American", "Indian", or "American Indian?" You might be thinking of the Plains Indians in Headdresses from old western movies. Perhaps the dancing and singing of "What made the red man red" in the Peter Pan cartoon. Perhaps images from Standing Rock of people on horses facing down military style police. You might not imagine someone just like you. A person with a commute, a mortgage, attending PTA meetings alongside you. This collection of poems is written to describe that experience. What it feels like to live in a city cut off from the…mehr

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What comes to mind when you hear the words "Native American", "Indian", or "American Indian?" You might be thinking of the Plains Indians in Headdresses from old western movies. Perhaps the dancing and singing of "What made the red man red" in the Peter Pan cartoon. Perhaps images from Standing Rock of people on horses facing down military style police. You might not imagine someone just like you. A person with a commute, a mortgage, attending PTA meetings alongside you. This collection of poems is written to describe that experience. What it feels like to live in a city cut off from the homelands of my people, cut off from my tribe. The loss of connection to my heritage and how I found ways to reconnect even from afar. It's the story of my people's history and how that history impacted my life and my identity as I struggle to understand who I am. What it means to be a suburb'n ndn.
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Autorenporträt
Hidden Bear is an indigenous poet and artist who is enrolled in the Mechoopda Indian Tribe of Chico Rancheria in Northern California. He currently lives in Raleigh, North Carolina with his wife and children. He began writing poetry in middle school and in 2019 created Hidden Bear, a name under which he began publishing his work. He pen name is inspired by his journey to embrace his indegeneity and his love for the extinct California Grizzly. You can find more of his work at his website, HiddenBearPoet.com, and in the anthologies "The Poets Symphony" and "Creation and the Cosmos" from Raw Earth Ink.