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Hey, this is Annie.

And Samantha.

And welcome to Stuff I Never Told You, a production of IHeart Radio.

And welcome for today's activist around the world. We decided to extend our coverage on indigenous activists with an Inuit, Haitian,

taino artist, activist, and so much more, Siku Alulu, which is a really

fun name.

Mm-hmm.

I just want to put that out there.

It's very, like, melodious.

It is, it is.

It is, right?

Which is fitting because she is a very amazing artist, and it just fits her.

But she is currently in Canada, but Alulu graduated from the University of Victoria with degrees in anthropology and indigenous

studies, which is a fitting educational background for the amazing works that she has done and

continues to do. Not only has she worked to uplift indigenous stories and

voices and preserve the cultural depth of her community, but she has done it through her beautiful

storytelling. Y'all, and there's a lot. There's so much to her, even though we're focusing

on her specific artwork, we'll mention briefly about her activism, but there's a lot there.

So you should know, of course. So let's get started. So from her site, sikualulu.com.

Siku al-lulu, Inukhation, Teino is an award-winning, interdisciplinary artist, writer, and

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