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An Ojibway artist recently won a judge's choice award for a piece that she’s calling “decolonize your gitch.” It's a bra and thong that is beaded with traditional floral designs and has received positive feedback, but also has some people saying that she’s “promoting violence towards native women.”
An Ojibway artist recently won a judge's choice award for a piece that she’s calling “decolonize your gitch.” It's a bra and thong that is beaded with traditional floral designs and has received positive feedback, but also has some people saying that she’s “promoting violence towards native women.”

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