Indigenous Leader’s Anger Before Tense Trump Encounter
Despite initial anger and a strong consideration of leaving, Indigenous leader Steven Crowchild ultimately chose to engage in a lengthy conversation with President Trump upon his arrival at the G7 summit. This decision, following prayer and consultation, was driven by a desire to advocate for Indigenous issues, including peace and clean water protection, on a global stage. Crowchild, representing the Tsuut’ina Nation, utilized his people’s language and traditional attire to convey the importance of these issues to the U.S. President. While the exact content of their conversation remains undisclosed, Crowchild hopes this interaction will raise awareness and promote positive change.
John Q. Hosedrinker