I confronted my misconceptions about being Indigenous by embracing beadwork

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This First Person piece is by Tenille Campbell, a Dene/Métis artist from English River First Nation in Saskatchewan. For more information about First Person stories, see the FAQ.

I was sitting with my cousin Tara around her kitchen island, watching as she cleaned up around me, during a winter day. I was trying to thread a needle — my eyes squinting, my hands shaking.

Once accomplished, I grinned at her and asked, somewhat sheepishly, “Do you ever feel, like, real sacred when you do beadwork?”

We stared at each other for a beat and then burst into loud, aunty-like laughter.

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“I know exactly what you mean,” she

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