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Qacung & Phillip Blanchett

honoring and uplifting shared history

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Thanks to the teachings of their father and their own experiences, brothers Qacung and Phillip Blanchett (@pamyualive) were able to transform their perspective on what it means to be Inuit and Black.

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“We were raised like we had to fight for our identity. But within that... [it] gave us insight into the humility of what it takes to be a minority.” — Phillip Blanchett

Brothers Qacung and Phillip Blanchett honor their Indigenous and Black identities and strives to uplift the shared history between the communities through their art.

Read more about the founders of @pamyualive, link in bio.
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“My unfortunate experience with racism in the classroom inspires me to be a role model and a positive example for teachers and students.”

Marcus Wilson leads by example in promoting respect for all cultures in school.
Read more about educator and school principal Marcus Wilson on #BlackinAlaska, link in bio.

“Most people don’t think that I am the owner of the shop…”
Lamar Sloss isn’t fazed by people’s preconceived notions and doesn’t concern himself with their stereotypes.

Find out more about Lamar, owner, and chef at Fromagio’s Artisan Cheese in Anchorage, at the 🔗 in our bio. #blackinalaska

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