Quechan

ETHNONYMS: Cuchano, Cuchan, Cushan, Yum, Yuma


ROBERT L. BEE

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Feb 11, 2010 @ 4:16 pm
For all The Quechan native american indians around the world and many others. My name is Day. i am seventeen years of age and i am a full blood native american. as i have lived in Winterhaven and Yuma Arizona i have learned that my tribe is very dedicated to teaching many in the tribe our history and culture. we may not seem like that to many or to others who know nothing of us but we are all working to show our children and grandchild and great grand kids many things for our futures.
Many of us Natives try hard and even if we do wrong or never strive at school we do end up becoming something for our future. I know not what i speak, but as a child who has been abused, abandoned and left behind. i have learned that you should never let yourself down or put anybody else down, because some day that person will rise. If not now then Later is what i always say.
as a native american and as i grow older i am hoping and wishing to teach many of the young children in the tribe about our history and keeping it strong. we must keep our language, our way of living and show the world who we really are instead of putting it all down.

thanks for readying this. i am Quechan and my grandfather is Wallace Antone and my Grandmother is Barbara Levy. My Mother is Valentina Antone and Father is Daniel Felix Duran. Thank you for reading. i know that you probably may not understand but what i will say is KEEP LIVING AND LIVE HARD. TEACH OUR CHILDREN AND SO FORTH TO LET THE WORLD KNOW WHO WE ARE.

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