Native American 🏹 Heritage Month 🪶 is November 🦅

November is...

🏹  Native American Heritage Month 🦅

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On August 3, 1990, President of the United States George H. W. Bush declared the month of November as National American Indian Heritage Month, thereafter commonly referred to as Native American Heritage Month. First sponsor of "American Indian Heritage Month" was through the American Indian Heritage Foundation by the founder Pale Moon Rose, of Cherokee-Seneca descent and an adopted Ojibwa, whose Indian name Win-yan-sa-han-wi "Princess of the Pale Moon" was given to her by Alfred Michael "Chief" Venne ^1 2

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The Bill read in part that “the President has authorized and requested to call upon Federal, State and local Governments, groups and organizations and the people of the United States to observe such month with appropriate programs, ceremonies and activities”. This was a landmark Bill honoring America's Tribal people.

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This commemorative month aims to provide a platform for Native people in the United States of America to share their culture, traditions, music, crafts, dance, and ways and concepts of life. This gives Native people the opportunity to express to their community, both city, county and state officials their concerns and solutions for building bridges of understanding and friendship in their local area.

Federal Agencies are encouraged to provide educational programs for their employees regarding Native American history, rights, culture and contemporary issues, to better assist them in their jobs and for overall awareness.

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The Indian Ten Commandments (also widely known as the Native American Ten Commandments) is a popular modern code of ethics centered on harmony with nature, spiritual reverence, and community respect. While often printed on posters, plaques, and wall art, historians and Indigenous groups note that it is a pan-Indian, modern synthesis rather than an ancient text from a single historical tribe. [1, 2, 3]

There are two primary variations of this code that circulate widely.

Version 1: The Code of Respectful Living

This common version focuses on community cooperation, personal integrity, and respect for the Earth and fellow beings. The full ten tenets emphasize remaining close to the Great Spirit, doing what is right, maintaining physical and mental well-being, telling the truth, and taking responsibility for one's actions. You can find the complete wording of this version in the referenced source. [1, 2]

Version 2: The Rhythms of Nature

This alternative version emphasizes ecological mindfulness, gratitude, and living in harmony with the natural world. Its tenets include treating the Earth as a mother, honoring all relations, taking only what is needed, following natural daily rhythms, and leaving no tracks on life's journey. The complete text for this version is available in the referenced source. [1, 2]

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The Ten Native American Commandments1. 

1. Treat the Earth and all that dwell thereon with respect.
2. Remain close to the Great Spirit, in all that you do.
3. Show great respect for your fellow beings. (Especially Respect yourself)
4. Work together for the benefit of all Mankind.
5. Give assistance and kindness wherever needed.
6. Do what you know to be right.(But be careful not to fall into self-righteousness)
7. Look after the well being of mind and body.
8. Dedicate a share of your efforts to the greater good.
9. Be truthful and honest at all times. (Especially be truthful and honest with your self)
10. Take full responsibility for your actions

See also

• Indigenous People's Day
• Native American Day
• Native American Heritage Day

Controversy

On October 31, 2019, President Donald Trump also proclaimed November 2019 as National American History and Founders Month to celebrate the first European founders and colonizers of America. In a similar fashion to when, on October 13, 2019, President Donald Trump issued a formal proclamation recognizing Columbus Day and not Indigenous People's Day, some journalists suggested National American History and Founders Month is an attempt to subvert attention from National Native American Heritage Month and stifle the indigenous voice  by announcing a celebration that can be viewed as opposing and contradictory to what National Native American Heritage Month is supposed to highlight and honor.

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Native_American_Indian_Heritage_Month

https://giphy.com/explore/native-american-and-alaska-native-heritage-month 

Day of the Dead 💀Celebration of Life 🌹

Dia De Los Muertos

What is Day of the Dead?

National Geographic

The Day of the Dead (Spanish: el Día de Muertos or el Día de los Muertos) is a holiday traditionally celebrated on November 1 and 2, though other days, such as October 31 or November 6, may be included depending on the locality. It is widely observed in Mexico, where it largely developed, and is also observed in other places, especially by people of Mexican heritage. Although related to the simultaneous Christian remembrances for Hallowtide, it has a much less solemn tone and is portrayed as a holiday of joyful celebration rather than mourning.

Día de los Muertos is a celebration of life and death. While the holiday originated in Mexico, it is celebrated all over Latin America with colorful calaveras (skulls) and calacas (skeletons). Learn how the Day of the Dead started and the traditions that make it unique.

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Day of the Dead:

A Celebration of Life

(English Subtitles)

Day of the Dead is a long term tradition, full of color and significance for Mexicans. A tradition that has transcended, breaking borders and gaining the attention of people worldwide.

Today, that tradition along with the artistic demonstrations it has awaken arrive to Google Arts & Culture, and we want to celebrate it with a very special documentary, where Mexican personalities share with us their memories and what this day means to them. 

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Visit this special collection at g.co/diademuertos

Spectre - James Bond

Day of the Dead parade

Opening Tracking Shot in 1080p

With Spectre coming to Blu Ray soon, experience the fantastic opening shot that tracks Bond through The Day of the Dead, into a hotel, up an elevator, into a room, onto the roof of said hotel, and to a vantage point for a good old fashioned shootout. Classic Bond, probably the best moment in the film, and quite possibly the single greatest shot in the series. Great work from Sam Mendes, Hoyte Van Hoytema and smart mask cuts by Editor Lee Smith.

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Spectre's Day of the Dead Parade Was So Amazing Mexico City Is Actually Doing it This Year

By Diana Bruk - Oct 27, 2016

The parade, which was invented for the movie, will now be a reality.

Arguably the greatest minutes of Spectre were the opening four, in which a sweeping tracking shot follows a masked Bond through a massive Day of the Dead parade in Mexico City. Thousands of people are in costume, walking the streets and hanging over balconies in masks of the dead. Massive skeletons are marched through the streets, and Bond shares an alluring, tense kiss with a woman before bounding off onto the Mexican rooftops.

While it will likely have significantly less cloak and dagger and international spy romance, you could actually experience this very parade this year, provided you fly to Mexico City on October 29th. 

While the elaborate procession was invented for the blockbuster movie, Mexican officials had said after the movie's release that they wanted to try to make the parade a reality.

Now, hundreds of volunteers will help bring it to life, starting at the Angel of Independence monument and ending at the historic Zocalo square.

The procession will even "revisit the props and the wardrobe of the well-known film Spectre," the city government told the AFP. Tourism Minister Enrique de la Madrid also said that "Now, based on the film, there will be this festival," indicating that perhaps this will be an annual event.

And if you can't make it out for the festival, you can always just re-watch the epic scene

Mexico City holds its first

James Bond-inspired

Day of the Dead parade

A huge parade has taken place in Mexico City to celebrate the Day of the Dead, inspired by the James Bond film 'Spectre.'

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Mexico City's Day of the Dead Parade

(James Bond-inspired)

Gets Mixed Reviews

From "The Guardian":
Thousands attend spectacle, but others bemoan changing face of festival traditionally marked by more intimately

A tradition that normally takes place in private homes or at candle-lit cemetery sites was transformed this year by the silver screen – specifically the James Bond film Spectre.
Mexico City has held its first Day of the Dead parade, complete with floats, giant skeleton marionettes and more than 1,000 actors, dancers and acrobats in costumes.

Saturday’s parade did not go down well with everyone. Some on social media pointed to it as another populist pitch from a local government famous for opening the world’s biggest ice rink, building urban beaches and having a fetish for setting world records such as taking the biggest ever selfie.
“This is a cheap stunt,” tweeted Esteban Illades, editor of the magazine Nexos. 
“They film James Bond here and now we have the ‘traditional Day of the Dead parade’.
Let’s see what happens when (the mayor) finishes reading The Da Vinci Code.”

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/oct/29/day-of-the-dead-parade-james-bond-mexico-city

November 🍂 Hello 🦃

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November is the 11th month of the year in the Julian and Gregorian Calendars and one of four months with the length of 30 days.

November was the ninth month of the ancient Roman calendar.

November retained its name (from the Latin NOVEM meaning "nine") when January and February were added to the Roman calendar.

November is a month of spring in the Southern Hemisphere and autumn in the Northern Hemisphere.

Therefore, November in the Southern Hemisphere is the seasonal equivalent of May in the Northern Hemisphere and vice-versa.

November starts on the same day of the week as February in common years and March every year. Ends on the same day of the week as August every year.

November starts on the same day of the week as June of the previous year in common years and September and December of the previous year in leap years.

November ends on the same day of the week as March and June of the previous year in common years and September of the previous year in leap years.

Events in November

*Thanksgiving is celebrated in November

*All Saints' Day (formerly All Hallows Day), a Christian holy day, is celebrated on November 1. 

*The day before, Halloween, is therefore "All Hallows Eve". 

* In Sweden the All Saints' official holiday (Alla helgons dag, not to be confused with Allhelgonadagen celebrated on November 1) takes place on the first Saturday of November (eventually October 31 if a Saturday). The 2011 Swedish All saints day did take place on November 5.

* 1 November – Day of the leaders of the Bulgarian national revival

* In Ireland, November 1 is regarded as the first day of Winter.

* November 1 is called November Day (Lá Samhna) in Celtic tradition and is thus named in the Irish Calendar, where the month is called Mí na Samhna.

* In the Roman Catholic calendar, November 2 is All Souls Day. It is known in Mexico as el Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead), and the whole month of November is especially dedicated to praying for the dead

* Britain and New Zealand celebrate Guy Fawkes Night, the anniversary of the failed Gunpowder Plot, on November 5.

* In Indonesia, November 10 is known as National Heroes Day.

* Independence Day in Poland on November 11.

* Saint Maartens Day (Sint maarten) in the Netherlands (Dutch version of Halloween which gets celebrated with home-made lanterns and singing songs for candy)

* Remembrance Day is celebrated on November 11 in the Commonwealth of Nations and various European countries (including France and Belgium) to commemorate World War I and other wars. It is known as Veterans Day in the United States.

* In India, Children's Day is celebrated on November 14, the birthdate of first Indian Prime Minister Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru.

* World Diabetes Day is celebrated on November 14.

* The Leonids meteor shower reaches its peak around November 17.

* Latvian Independence day November 18.

* Discovery to the Eastern World of Puerto Rico by Christopher Columbus on November 19, 1493.

* International Men's Day is commemorated on the 19 November.

* Día de la Revolución, or Revolution Day, is celebrated in Mexico on November 20.

* Transgender Day of Remembrance has occurred on November 20 each year in the United States since 1999.

* National Adoption Day – November 21

* Independence Day in Lebanon on November 22.

* On 24 November each year, Lachit Divas is celebrated statewide in Assam, India, to commemorate the heroism of the great general Lachit Borphukan and the victory of the Assamese army over the Mughal army at the battle of Saraighat in 1671.

* Suriname celebrates its Independence Day on November 25.

* Albanian independence day is on November 28.

* Scotland celebrates St Andrews Day, its official national day, on 30 November. Since 2006 it has been an official bank holiday.

* Argentina celebrates the Day of National Sovereignty on 20 November, to conmemorate the Vuelta de Obligado battle. It has been declared an official national holiday in 2010

* The United States and Puerto Rico observe Thanksgiving on the fourth Thursday in November.

* For Western Christians, Advent usually begins on a Sunday during the last week of November (the Sunday between November 27 and December 3).

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Month-long observances

• Native American Heritage Month
• Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month
• COPD Awareness month
• National Novel Writing Month
• National Blog Posting Month (NaNoBloPo)
• Alzheimer's Disease Awareness Month
• American Diabetes Month
• Lung Cancer Awareness Month
• National Homeless Youth Awareness Month
• Crohn's & Ulcerative Colitis Awareness Month
• National Pomegranate Month in the United States
• Holy Souls in Purgatory (Roman Catholic Church)
• International Drum Month
• National Stomach Cancer Awareness Month (United States)
• National Prematurity Awareness Month (United States)
• Epilepsy Awareness Month
• Sweet Potato Awareness Month
• No Shave November
• Movember
• National Adoption Awareness Month (United States)
• National Pulmonary Hypertension Awareness Month

Movable Events

First Tuesday
In Australia, the Melbourne Cup horse race is held annually on the first Tuesday in November.

Tuesday After the First Monday
In the United States, elections are held on the Tuesday after the first Monday of November (between November 2 and November 8). In even-numbered years, members of the House of Representatives are elected to two-year terms, and about one third of the U.S. Senate are elected to six-year terms. The President of the United States is elected in doubly even-numbered years . Most U.S. states, counties, and municipalities have some part of their election cycle coincident with this date.

Third Wednesday
GIS Day is held the third Wednesday of November during Geography Awareness Week.

Third Thursday
The Great American Smokeout sponsored by the American Cancer Society occurs on the third Thursday of November, one week before Thanksgiving. Smokers are encouraged to quit smoking for these 24 hours, in hopes that they will quit forever.

International Philosophy Day
Beaujolais nouveau is released.

Fourth Thursday in the US
Americans celebrate Thanksgiving on the fourth Thursday of November.
The day after Thanksgiving in the US A famous day for shopping known as "Black Friday".
Buy Nothing Day -  Monday immediately following Thanksgiving Day in the US
Cyber Monday (can sometimes fall in December)
November symbols   - Chrysanthemum

November's birthstones are Topaz which symbolizes friendship and Citrine.
The Zodiac signs for November are Scorpio (until November 21) and Sagittarius (November 22 onward).

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Facts about NOVEMBER
According to the Georgian calendar, November is the eleventh month of the year. In the early Roman calendar, it was the ninth month. The Roman Senate elected to name the eleventh month for Tiberus Caesar, and since Augustus time, it has had only 30 days. Originally, there were 30 days, then 29, then 31.

November comes between the fall and winter months. The leaves are almost completely gone from the trees, and the rest have lost most of their color. The Anglo-Saxons referred to November as the 'wind month' and the 'blood month' - probably because this is the month they killed their animals for food.

Lots of activities come to a halt in November. The crops have been harvested and either put in storage, or sent to processing plants or mills. Farmers already know if their year has been successful or not. Football is the main sport of the month. The weather is usually beautiful for this kind of sport.

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NOVEMBER QUOTE
November woods are bare and still;
November days are clear and bright;
Each noon burns up the morning's chill,
The morning's snow is gone by night.. 

• ELECTION DAY is on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November.
• VETERANS DAY is celebrated on November 11th.
• THANKSGIVING is celebrated on the fourth Thursday in the month.
• CHILDREN's BOOK WEEK is also celebrated this month

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IMPORTANT NOVEMBER EVENTS 

1. Crawford W. Long, physician who first used ether as an anesthetic in surgery, born November 1, 1815.
2. Daniel Boone, American frontiersman, born November 2, 1734.
3. Marie Antoinette, French queen, born November 2, 1755.
4. Will Rogers, American humorist, born November 4, 1879. 
5. John Philip Sousa, American bandmaster, born November 6, 1854.
   
6. Ignace Jan Paderewski, Polish pianist, composer, and statesman, born November 6, 1860.
   
7. Marie Curie, French physicist, born November 7, 1867. 
8. Albert Camus French author  born November 7, 1913. 
9. Mount Holyoke Seminary (today Mount Holyoke College) opened for women, November 8, 1837. 
10. Martin Luther, German religious leader, born November 10, 1483.
11. William Hogarth, English painter, born November 10, 1697.
    
12. Friedrich Schiller German poet born November 10, 1759. 
13. Fyodor M. Dostoevsky Russian novelist born November 11, 1821. 
14. Veterans Day first celebrated in United States, November 11, 1954.
    
15. Elizabeth Cady Stanton Reformer born November 12, 1815.
    
16. Auguste Rodin, French sculptor, born November 12, 1840.
    Robert Louis Stevenson Novelist born November 13, 1850.
17. Louis D. Brandeis, American jurist, born November 13, 1856.
18. Claude Monet, French painter, born November 14, 1840.
     Jawaharlal Nehru  Indian leader born November 14, 1889. 
19. Aaron Copland, American composer, born November 14, 1900.
    
20. Prince Charles, heir to British throne, born November 14, 1948.
21. Congress first met in Washington, D.C., November 17, 1800.
22. Suez Canal opened, November 17, 1869. 
23. Sir William S. Gilbert, English dramatist who worked with composer Sir Arthur Sullivan, born November 18, 1836. 
24. Eugene Ormandy, American conductor, born November 18, 1899. 
25. Indira Gandhi, first woman prime minister of India, born November 19, 1917. 
26. Voltaire, French author and philosopher, born November 21, 1694. 
27. Charles de Gaulle, French statesman, born November 22, 1890.
    
28. Benjamin Britten, British composer, born November 22, 1913. 
29. Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec French painter  born November 24, 1864.
    
30. Andrew Carnegie American industrialist  born November 25, 1835.
31. Joe DiMaggio, American baseball star, born November 25, 1914.
32. William Blake, English poet and artist, born November 28, 1757.
33. Jonathan Swift, who wrote Gulliver's Travels, born November 30, 1667.
34. Mark Twain, American author, born November 30, 1835.
    
35. Sir Winston Churchill British statesman born November 30, 1874.
36. Guy Fawkes Day - Gunpowder Plot to blow up the English Houses of Parliament failed, November 5, 1605. England celebrates this day as Guy Fawkes Day.
37. First transpacific air-mail flight began, November 22, 1935
38. John F. Kennedy  assassinated, November 22, 1963.
39. First national Thanksgiving Day in United States proclaimed by President George Washington, November 26, 1789.
40. Abraham Lincoln delivered Gettysburg Address, November 19, 1863.
41. A Spanish expedition led by Gaspar de Portola reached San Francisco Bay, November 2, 1769.
42. Holland Tunnel opened in New York City, November 13, 1927.

**Facts taken from World Book Millennium 2000 

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October 🍂 Farewell 👻

October 👻 November 🎃

                          

October 🎃 Goodbye

A Tango 💃 With 🧛🏻 Dracula

"A Tango With Dracula"

👄 Sexy  Vampire  Waltz 👄

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Perfect for passionate meetings, tango dances and grown-up Halloween parties.
🎙️ Vocals: Deep, mysterious female & male duet
🎶 Genre: Tango | Electrotango | Tango Nuevo |  Dark Tango |  Halloween | Dark Cabaret 
🎥 Visual style: Dark | Mysterious | Passion | Romance | Tango | Dracula | Blood
🖊️ Lyrics by ©Heidi Sinnet - Stylize Music
🎼 Music is AI assisted
🎬 Video is made by Stylize, using AI animated clips (Dracula) and video clips from Cottenbro Studio, Los Muertos Crew, Largo Editt, Gift Habeshaw, Maxmilian Nemec, Titiwoot Weerawong and Mikhail Nilov (Pexels, Pixabay, Vecteezy and Freepik). 
✨ If this song resonates with you, please subscribe, like, share, and leave a comment. Thank you!

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	"A Tango With Dracula"
I’ve invited you to my castle in Bran	I place her on the chair closest to the 🔥	We dance ’til the last candle 🕯️
I want to take you in, as your man	I sit with distance to tame my desire	Now I no longer have that doubt
I have prepared a sumptuous feast	Every time her fork touches her lips	I want her blood and all of her
I will serve you well, hide my beast	My napkin wipes my drool that drips	We can't go back to where we were
🍷🩸	He serves me well with fruit and wine	I want him to take me — all of me
He tries to be gentle and takes my hand	His gestures encourage me to dine	I no longer have the wish to flee
He leads me to the castle door so grand	I start feeling the blood pump inside	I slowly expose my neck and skin
His long fingernails hurt my skin	A hunger and a desire I cannot hide	My blood pumps faster from within
I feel a shiver from deep within	🍷🩸	🍷🩸
🍷🩸	With tango music I invite her to dance	He bared his vampire teeth for her
I take her inside my medieval hall	I'll hold her close, I'll take that chance	He laid her by the fireplace on a fur
I hang her jacket on the vaulted wall	Her mouth and lips are close to my ear	He said: "Finally you are all mine"
My hand leads her to the dining room	Her deep breath is all I can hear	"It’s my turn to drink my wine"
Where a banquet is served in heat & bloom	He leads me firmly on the floor	Ohhh… He drank of her
Hundreds of candles are the only light	I briefly consider fleeing to the door	On the fireplace fur
They illuminate his skin so pale and white	I can't; I give in and surrender	She lived, she passed
In contrast to his hair, combed so tight	I hope he will be warm and tender	They were united at last
And colored as black as the darkest night	🍷🩸	🍷🩸

https://youtu.be/orolsU5X6Yw?si=jGch8lhkPrJlb2c7

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Vampire Waltz

The video clips are from Van Helsing and two Phantom of the Opera movies and the Song is called the Vampire Waltz

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 https://www.tiktok.com/@gravestar_/video/7512470983601622290

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The phrase "Tango with Dracula" primarily points to two distinct creative pieces: a dramatic ballet sequence and a dark pop song.

The Dracula Ballet Tango
In the critically acclaimed production of Dracula by the Polish National Opera, choreographed by Krzysztof Pastor, there is a famous, intense tango between Count Dracula and Jonathan Harker. 
🎼 The Music: Set to the dark, evocative compositions of Wojciech Kilar.
🧛 The Performance: Originally danced with striking power by Vladimir Yaroshenko as Dracula and Patryk Walczak as Jonathan Harker.

"Dracula's Tango (Sucker for Your Love)"
If you are thinking of a song, this is a cult-classic 1982 British pop track by the all-female new wave group Toto Coelo. 
* The Vibe: Quirky, theatrical synth-pop with campy Halloween energy.
* Famous Lyrics: "Dracula la la, I'm a sucker for your love, when you do do do what you do to me."
* Covers: It has been notably covered by goth-rockabilly band Zombina and the Skeletones and performed in cabaret styling by artist Kim David Smith. 

Other Notable Mentions
💃"A Tango With Dracula" (2025): A cinematic, dark duet single released by Stylize de Tango on Spotify.
🕺"Dracula Cha Cha": A experimental gothic-tango track performed by The Tango Saloon featuring vocals by avant-garde rock icon Mike Patton.

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Count Dracula & Jonathan Harker's Tango 
(Dracula Ballet) 1080p - Polish National Opera
Count Dracula - Vladimir Yaroshenko
Jonathan Harker - Patryk Walczak