Nunah Dimalanta - parade princess for the 2nd Indigenous peoples of America parade . a member of the Unkechaug Nation on the Shinnecock reservation in Long Island. The red hand symbolizes the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW)

Atsila Firebird Graywolf.( left) founder of The Indigenous peoples of America parade and a member of the Cherokee Nation.The Cherokee Nation is the largest of the 574 officially recognized tribes in the United States, with over 300,000 tribal members. Atsila is a Spiritual leader, Clan mother and curator for Native American programing for Smithsonian affiliates.

Tammy Riley ( Walking Stick ) identifies with the Cherokee nation -but Honors all nations. She is a Delagate at United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues and a spokeswoman for ( No more Stolen sisters ) and MMIW murdered and missing Indigenous women.

Tammy ( Walking Stick ) Riley who identifies with the Cherokee nation -but Honors all nations. Delagate at United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues spokeswoman for ( No more Stolen sisters ) and MMIW murdered and missing Indigenous women.

Maama Okkalli (Little flower )of the Choctaw Tekuani Binay tribe - wolf Eagle Clan/band at Indigenous peoples of America parade.

Indigenous peoples of America parade daughter of Maama Okkalli (Little flower )of the Choctaw Tekuani Binay tribe - wolf Eagle Clan/band at Indigenous peoples of America parade.

Indigenous peoples of America parade

A representative Of the Lenape Indians , New Yorks original inhabitants. lenape means “the original people,” also were know as the Delawares by the Europeans

Indigenous peoples of America parade seen left Siverwof Diggam -right Desmond Jones Lumbee

Indigenous peoples of America parade was not stopped by heavy rains.

Tony Moon Hawk , member of the Unkechaug nation at the Indigenous peoples of America parade The Unkechaug means (“People from beyond the hill”)

Desmond Jones Lumbee is a member of the Mohawk nation at the Indigenous peoples of America parade

Jonny Black Hawk a member of Blackfeet Nation. Blackfeet Nation has played a pivotal role in the opposition to development along the Rocky Mountain Front in Montana, citing "The Front" as a fundamental part of their sacred legacy. The Mohawk are the easternmost Iroquois tribe and North American Indians who speak Iroquoian. The Mohawk tribe was referred to by the Haudenosaunee Confederacy as the "keepers of the eastern door." location - Indigenous peoples of America parade

Joseph Pagan with his daughter Aliza Kuyabana Pagan from Higyuayagua Taino tribe at the 2nd Indigenous peoples of America parade.

Atsila Firebird Graywolf.( left) founder of The Indigenous peoples of America parade and a member of the Cherokee Nation.The Cherokee Nation is the largest of the 574 officially recognized tribes in the United States, with over 300,000 tribal members. Atsila is a Spiritual leader, Clan mother and curator for Native American programing for Smithsonian affiliates.

Iskitani Hatapushik Nitakomi at the Indigenous peoples of America parade.

Chief Linda Tuhane - A chief of the Chata Olga nation of Black Indians located in the Bayou Lancombe, Louisiana known as the Chata’ogla or the Chata’ people or family. location- 2nd Indigenous peoples of America parade .

A member of the Chata Olga nation of Black Indians located in the Bayou Lancombe, Louisiana known as the Chata’ogla or the Chata’ people or family. location- 2nd Indigenous peoples of America parade .

A member of the Chata olga nation of Black Indians located in the Bayou Lancombe, Louisiana at 2nd Indigenous peoples of America parade.

Indigenous peoples of America parade.

Chali'Inaru Smilez Dones (Chali'Inaru) with conch shell .The conch shell is known as Queen conch by Natives . This is used as a wind instrument to summon people to an area and it symbolizes rebirth . The shells were valued for trading and ceremonial use.

A participant at the Indigenous peoples of Americas parade.

Indigenous peoples of America parade.