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Interview: Native Americans are facing a new threat according to Casey Camp Horinek

"Should the system collapse, we indigenous people will survive, we do know that." Her tribe was forcibly displaced by the US government over a century ago. Today, she is speaking out about a new threat Native Americans face. However, Casey Camp Horinek hasn't lost hope. This is her message.

10/10/2019 6:54 AM

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377 comments

  • Rhonda G.
    01/07/2021 00:22

    This message is so powerful..

  • Veronica S.
    11/12/2020 12:07

    Very optimistic m, but if food systems collapse, air is filled with smoke, water is polluted,and land is poisoned, no one will survive.

  • Kate M.
    11/02/2020 21:19

    Truth

  • Thelma W.
    10/26/2020 00:03

    Asquali

  • Brooke D.
    10/15/2020 22:07

    Casey Camp Horinek for president!

  • Elena M.
    10/08/2020 14:21

    My greatest respect to you Casey. I was born in the Southwest and am of mixed heritage. Pueblo, Scottish,Irish, Spanish. My great-grandfather was a Medical Dr. (Irish) On His way to see a patient in Missouri and ambushed by Indians and killed. My great-grandmother (Scottish) died shortly after of a virus. My grandmother left with four siblings to look after! Met my Pueblo grandfather at the St.Louis fair in 1907. He returned to her and brought her to Albuquerque, New Mexico married 5 children. During the Pueblo revolt some of my white ancestors were killed along with my native ones! I remember stories told to us as youngsters around camp fires of tribes attacking each other raping the women many abducted etc. Growing up I only heard of what the European man did but never what the elders told us around the campfires! Today, I personally have grandchildren that are mixed one son married to an Irish gal and another son to a Pueblo. Love them all...

  • Ali K.
    07/05/2020 18:33

    Excellent message. I can produce plant food. I can hope for a post apocalyptic community who share their skills. Epicurus is my inspiration.

  • Aliyah J.
    07/02/2020 10:10

    She’s stunningly beautiful and has a very regal energy 💕🤍

  • Nfn R.
    06/30/2020 21:06

    ❤️🦅

  • Bryn F.
    05/22/2020 03:37

    This is very true everywhere, because indigenous people were there BEFORE the system.

  • Miro Ž.
    05/13/2020 17:54

    🌍♥️🤝♥️☀️🌱

  • Ewa P.
    05/12/2020 15:20

    🌹🐾🐾🐺🇵🇱❤

  • Kristy B.
    04/16/2020 12:19

    Totally agree with you beautiful and wise lady! Thank you for speaking up and l pray too mother Earth everyday!

  • William H.
    04/15/2020 04:28

    Ya-Te-Hay!

  • Howie M.
    04/04/2020 08:38

    Thank you thank you!

  • Phyllis E.
    03/26/2020 23:50

    Your so right. well said .And Thank you so much.

  • Carol C.
    03/25/2020 22:45

    ❤️

  • Wendy G.
    03/24/2020 08:03

    Love you auntie Wendy beautiful photos videos and the kids are doing well sis wonderful day today aboriginal nonprofit organisation family members school children teacher fund raising event Grayson

  • Deanna J.
    03/22/2020 18:39

    Aho, ho was'te, wopila.

  • Willie J.
    03/21/2020 18:47

    Greed destroys