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Posted by Tyrese Gould Jacinto May 23, 2026

Herbal Lessons, Real Life: A Gentle Beginning with Natural Remedies

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Posted by Tyrese Gould Jacinto September 09, 2025

How Indigenous Stories Help Kids Grow Up Honest and Strong

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Tyrese Gould Jacinto: We are allowing you into our secret hidden world. Each post gives you little hints of how we live. We are members of the Nanticoke Lenni-Lenape. Customs and celebrations have been passed down through many generations. We will remember, each generation that passes leaves markers and teachings through the birth of the new generations. We have remained in our homeland and have been here for over 10,000 years, right here in New Jersey. We have discovered how to survive, to be "our people" and/or authorities on South Jersey Indigenous. The promises we made to our elders many years ago are being honored with each generation. Please Subscribe for more about our hidden in plain sight culture. We truly hope that you enjoy all the posts.