MN Lt. Governor Peggy Flanagan Shared Her Tribe Name. You’ll Never Guess What It Is.

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Minnesota Lt. Governor Peggy Flanagan is a citizen of the White Earth Nation, which is a federally recognized Ojibwe tribe. When she’s not wearing a hijab to pander to Somalis in Minneapolis, she’s going on podcasts. Last year, she joined the MPR News “Out to Lunch” podcast and shared her Ojibwe tribe name.

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That tribe name is Gizhiiwewidamoonkwe, which means “Speaking Loud Voice Woman.”

“So my Ojibwe name is Gizhiiwewidamoonkwe, which means ‘Speaks in a Loud and Clear Voice Woman,'” Flanagan said. “And I am so grateful for my community and, you know, I am a member of the White Earth Nation, which is the largest tribe in Minnesota.”

They had to be trolling Flanagan with that name, right?

Yep.

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Pretty much.

The Left will insist that White people don’t have heritage or culture, but stole it from others.

Yes, they did. The irony is not lost on us.

Remember, Flanagan is the woman who told anti-ICE Leftists to “put their bodies on the line” to protect illegal immigrant criminals in Minnesota. 

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