Today's chat is with Marique B. Moss. We chat about her journey into entrepreneurship, being an author and educator, and we share auntie laughs. Marique B. Moss (Miriguá Miásh, “Woman in the Water”) is an Afro Indigenous writer, educator, and creative who is Black on her father’s side and Hidatsa /Dakota on her mother’s. She holds a BA in Native American and Indigenous Studies and a Master of Legal Studies focused on Indigenous Peoples Law.Marique is the author of Sweetgrass and Soul Food: A Memoir in Poems and founder of Mashkiki Studios, where she leads workshops on cultural reclamation, plant medicine, and community healing. She also leads NatuvWay, a multistate nonprofit advancing digital access and data sovereignty in tribal and urban communities across Indian Country. Her work centers on affirming Indigenous identity through decolonization, sovereignty, and justice.You can pre-order the book at: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/swee...   / honeycombhidatsa_  *Lumbee Tribe is in the process of achieving federal recognition.

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