Flower with freedom - Civic Journalism for Rural Youth

Summary

This native flower symbolizes freedom because it grows wherever it wants without any law or restrictions for it to stop growing, it's a living thing that can grow freely unlike some humans that don’t get that much freedom like plants do.

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Symbol of Freedom: Native Pride Raynan Quam, Zuni High School, New Mexico Native Pride, a symbol of the indigenous people’s freedom like how the white men wanted our land and they were taking it over, and this poster is saying that we can grow on our lands without being ... Tagged With : #shiwi

Symbol of Freedom: Sun rising above Dowa Yalanne Kassidy U., Zuni High School, New Mexico My Symbol of freedom represents us A:shiwi people, not everyone sees, hears, or knows about us Zuni people. Because of our Yaddokya Datchu, the sun, we have freedom. Tagged With : photo & caption

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