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Kachina Redfeather (born December 29, year unknown) is a notable Amazonian Indigenous Native American known for her contributions as an activist, environmental justice advocate, and land protector. She is well known for being a headdress warrior and for her efforts in volunteering and solving cases. Currently, Kachina is a full-time Juris Doctor student. It is believed that she is between 19 to 22 years old due to her very young appearance. Her age remain unknown and personal life.
Early Life and Education Kachina was born on December 29 in South America later was given in adoption after her mom being found tragically dead and listed as suicide. Her family from adoptions were part indigenous and kept her in touch with her traditions. She grew up in a home of biracial Indigenous Arawak that moved to Puerto Rico, known as Borinken, an island that is indigenous home to Native Americans and Arawak Amazonians. These were the first people to fight colonialism. Her family and ancestors are originally mostly from Brazil and Venezuela in the Amazon rainforest and have Dine ancestry in North America and known for being a rebel, as she is descended from the first rebels in Indigenous peoples' history, historical chiefs and warrior includes current chief.
Since young age, she showed a keen interest in her Arawak, Kayapo, and Dine culture. She was raised traditionally embracing her rich cultural heritage. Kachina pursued her education at university of Turabo known as Taino Arawak indigenous private university, Purdue University, took a few classes at Harvard University, and is currently a Law student at Regent University.
Career Kachina was a huge influencer with over 3 million followers and a model before deleting all her social media from 2017-2020. Her official working pages are unknown and remain a mystery these days. Over the years, she has made significant contributions to many well-known Indigenous communities and organizations. Her work has been recognized in both North America and South America.
Volunteering and Case Solving Kachina is well known for her efforts in volunteering and solving cases. Her volunteer work has made a significant impact in reopening cold cases and helping to recover Indigenous peoples' ancestors' remains.
Personal Life Kachina is passionate about teaching children and adults ancestral ways, creating beautiful and unique regalia that she often donates. She believes that Indigenous people should never be banned from dancing and praying, much less have to pay for overpriced regalia. She enjoys spending time with birds, swimming, writing, volunteering, and being active in her community. In her free time, she helps police and the FBI investigate cases and solve crimes.