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That ever-changing world, according to Incashola is changing Prom Dresses 2011 the worse from the tribal perspective. The American culture is in the infancy stage when juxtaposed against other world cultural traditions including tribal traditions of the aboriginal people of the Western Hemisphere. And because America is the world's melting pot, ancient traditions Cocktail Dresses from distant shores soon become part of the American stew that neuters them. "When we become one with those who came after, when we are all the same, our identity is gone and we as a tribal people are lost," Incashola said. "What we are doing here is just a small part of maintaining who we are so future generations know where they came from and who they are. Our ways are always about those yet to come. That's what Deep V-neckline Simple Backless Black Dress ancestors fought for: our language and culture and the right to be who we are." If people don't know who they are they will fabricate an identity, Incashola said. "Gangs in the cities happen because people have lost their culture and language," Incashola said. Gangs have certain ways of dress Elegant Beaded Sweetheart Neck Ball Gown often create rituals and rights of passage in order to belong. "They don't know where they belong so they create a culture of gangs. Here we still have the elders to guide us." Both Incashola and Alec Quequesah said the salvation of the Salish language has to be a concerted and centralized effort from all entities involved in teaching on the Flathead Reservation. That includes, Salish Kootenai College, Nkwusm Salish Language Immersion School, public schools and the various other efforts like the language and culture camps.