Occoquan – Where the Moyumpse People Once Lived
Tucked away in the middle of Virginia’s modern suburban cities, lies a quaint, charming, small town that harkens to colonial…
Native Americans in the United States
Aculturame’s 10th Anniversary
September marks my tenth anniversary blogging on WordPress. I began this blog, ten years ago, as a way to stay…
How I Decolonized my Thanksgiving Day
In the United States, the month of November was designated as National American Indian Heritage Month in 1990, it is…
Why I don’t Celebrate Columbus Day
October 12th is a holiday that is widely celebrated throughout the Americas. Back when I was in elementary school in…
Celebrating Indigenous Peoples’ Day
Indigenous Peoples’ Day is a holiday that celebrates and honors Native American peoples and commemorates their histories and cultures. It…
Celebrating Aculturame’s 8th Anniversary
The month of September is a special month for me as it is the month that marks the beginning of…
Aculturame’s 6th Anniversary and the Virginia Indian Festival
On September 2012, Aculturame blog launched with my first blog The Virginia Indian Festival. I want to take the time…
Celebrating Native American Heritage Month
Let us build bridges of understanding by sharing our cultural stories! In celebration of Native American Heritage Month also known…
The Amazing Journey of the Pumpkin and its Origins
The versatile and resilient pumpkin has been through an amazing journey, one that is not often emphasized. Without pumpkins Halloween…
Grownup Navajo – The Transformative Power of Grandmothers in our Culture
The mission of Aculturame is to educate and inspire people on cultural, social, and historical aspects of indigenous cultures. In…
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