Indigenous Rights Camo Hat - Black

Featuring our sturgeon design. In our language, we call the sturgeon Ká:ra:. Our ancestors also gave the name to dandelions because they noticed these flowers would bloom when the time came to spear sturgeon for our food. There are stories of grandparents spearing sturgeon down at the lower Niagara river and using a horse to drag big surgeon up the ridge. Due to over fishing and the pollution of our waterways since Europeans arrived, the number of sturgeon have declined. When the reservoir was built and the US government took portion of our land, it disrupted our waterways and made it impossible for our people to fish for food within our territory. Another blow came in the 1980's when the US government made it illegal for us to spear fish. My generation will never have these stories since we cannot fully live the ways of our ancestors without the fear of persecution from a foreign government. This design shows the connection our ancestors had and the connection we still have! We must keep fighting the fight for our Indigenous rights and our sovereignty. Because if we do not stand up, the outside governments will keep chipping away at who we are until we are no more. -Murisa Printup

• 6 Panel Cotton/Polyester front panels and visor
• Black nylon mesh back panels
• Digital Camo Pattern
• Pro-Crown shape with buckram-fused front panel
• Pre-curved PE visor with eight rows of stitching
• Adjustable plastic snap back closure
• One size fits most