What happens when we allow others dictate our opinion of ourselves, and in an effort to &quot;fit in&quot; we allow their bias, racism and fear stop us from running up our &quot;flag&quot;and being how we really are?
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"Noble savages" the Myth of the tough guy

Living "a life Indigenous" is really a look at my experience of being labelled as a great many things, from School teachers, Doctors, Nun's, Priests, social workers to being told I am too Brown to be White and too White to be Brown. Managing the expectations of the colonised mind, trying hard to be something I wasn't and finally landing on the idea that "I am that I am!" Māori, Samoan, Cook Island and sooo much more, what is it that brings the children of the four winds together in history and tradition? This is MY life indigenous!