<p>My friend Sarah from Oklahoma works on the reservation and taught me a few things about the hardships that some of them face and the importance of the Cherokee language for her identity. She discusses being bi-cultural and delving into her Cherokee heritage and having waring blood between all her ancestry.  </p>

My friend Sarah from Oklahoma works on the reservation and taught me a few things about the hardships that some of them face and the importance of the Cherokee language for her identity. She discusses being bi-cultural and delving into her Cherokee heritage and having waring blood between all her ancestry.

<p>My friend Sarah from Oklahoma works on the reservation and taught me a few things about the hardships that some of them face and the importance of the Cherokee language for her identity. She discusses being bi-cultural and delving into her Cherokee heritage and having waring blood between all her ancestry. &nbsp;</p>

Osiyo from the Cherokee Nation

Exploring the unexpected in who we are... 

This podcast is about identity and expectations, especially what happens when expectations aren't met...

According to family lore, my family is part Native American. But--what if we aren't? 

I'm Aubrey Jean, and I dive into discussions about family culture, identity, and when it's appropriate to appropriate.

Also, what happens when part of our identity is stripped away? Who are we then?

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Exploring the unexpected in who we are... This podcast is about identity and expectations, especially what happens when expectations aren't met... According to family lore, my family is part Native American. But--what if we aren't? I'm Aubrey Jean, and I dive into discussions about family culture, identity, and when it's appropriate to appropriate. Also, what happens when part of our identity is stripped away? Who are we then?

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