Eric Hernandez: From Cirque du Soleil Hoop Dancer to Filmmaker – An Inspiring Journey
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Thanks, Paul Gowder Support PowWows.com - Join our Patreon starting at $2/month! Exclusive discounts, community zoom calls and more! Eric Hernandez: From Cirque du Soleil Hoop Dancer to Filmmaker – An Inspiring Journey Eric Hernandez, a member of the Lumbee tribe from North Carolina, has charted an extraordinary path from his roots to the vibrant city of Los Angeles, where he now thrives as a Native American hoop dancer, storyteller, and budding filmmaker. In a recent interview, Eric shared the pivotal moments and inspirations that have shaped his career and his latest venture into filmmaking. Native American Athletes Who Made History Native American Athletes From baseball to football, Native Americans have made their marks in sports. Whether it is the Olympics or the World Series, athletes from the tribal nations brought their innate warring spirits to sports endeavors. No other athlete symbolizes this drive and ability as Jim Thorpe, widely regarded as the greatest sportsperson of the twentieth century. Like Thorpe, many other iconic Native American sportspersons in history changed the stereotypes of the Indigenous people with their athletic prowess. Stay Cool This Summer – My Favorites Products To Keep You Cool Ready for Pow Wow Summer? I know I am! BUT….it's hot! If you're planning to attend some Native American pow wows this summer, you're in for an incredible experience. Anyone who’s been to a summer pow wow knows, the heat can be intense. Staying cool is crucial to fully enjoying the festivities without feeling drained or uncomfortable. |