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Jacqueline Keeler
Citizen of the Navajo Nation. Journalist and author researching allegations of ethnic fraud, commonly called pretendianism. Co-founder of Eradicating Offensive Native Masketry.
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Nov 20, 2024
• 28min
When Pretendian investigations go wrong
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Jacqueline Keeler, a Navajo journalist, and Kairos Old, a member of the Pamunkey Indian tribe, dive into the controversial issue of pretendianism—people falsely claiming Native heritage. They discuss the serious ramifications of mislabeling genuine Indigenous individuals and the emotional toll on those falsely accused. Their conversation unpacks the societal implications of identity fraud and the need for ethical investigative practices. The dialogue also touches on cultural appropriation and the ongoing struggles faced by those with mixed heritage.
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