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Actor Graham Greene's passing will hopefully bring attention to just how commanding he was on screen. He continued to use his fame to help bring recognition to the native Indian community. Thank you Graham for all you are.
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Today we remember Graham Greene — a man who stood tall, carried the spirit of our ancestors, and opened doors in Hollywood that had long been closed to our people. Born in Ohsweken, Six Nations territory, he rose from small jobs and local stages to the world’s spotlight — always proud of who he was and where he came from.

When he played Kicking Bird in Dances with Wolves, he did more than act — he showed the world that our stories are alive, filled with humor, strength, grief, and hope. From Thunderheart to Wind River, from Longmire to Reservation Dogs, he built a path for every Indigenous actor who would follow.

Off-screen, he was known for his honesty, laughter, and quiet strength. He carried his people in everything he did. Now, as his spirit journeys on, we give thanks — for he did not just play roles, he created space for our nations to be seen and respected.

We honor him best not just with words, but with action: by speaking our languages, telling our stories, and teaching our children to dream big. His legacy is not in awards or fame, but in the fire he kept alive — the fire we must carry forward.

Journey well, brother. Your work here is done. The ancestors welcome you home.

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