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Chief	Not all Native Americans are "chiefs". Please refrain from calling anyone "chief" unless it's actually part of their title.
Indian-giver	Indian giver is used in our language to refer to someone who gives a gift and then takes it back. This expression has existed in our language for centuries and was allegedly derived by the practice of Native Americans "taking back" gifts given to European settlers. Most likely, the settlers mistook a loan for a gift. There are a few concepts around this expression. However, this expression should NEVER be used. It is a racial stereotype, because it propagates the assumption that all Native Americans take back gifts.
Savage	Some Native Americans and other indigenous peoples of the world choose to live differently from you. It does not mean they are 'savage' or 'uncivilized' or 'unintelligent'.
Noble Savage	Refer to 'Savage'.
Squaw	The word "squaw" is derived from an Algonquian word that means "woman". This word is still used today to refer to women. Today, some people consider it insulting. The following link provides some recent insight: http://www.nativeweb.org/pages/legal/squaw.html RTC's suggestion: Unless you speak an Algonquian dialect, leave it out of your vocabulary.
How	Never, ever greet a Native American person by saying 'How' with your hand raised up. They'll probably laugh at you.
Indian Summer	Here's an expression that has become part of our culture. How do you think it came about?
Redskin	The term "Redskin" has a highly negative connotation towards Native American people. There was a period of time when Native Americans were killed and their scalps or other areas on their body were removed as trophy items. Some people received money as award for such "trophies". This word should NEVER be used.
Red Man or Redman	Most likely the term "red man" was derived from a misperception by European settlers when some Native American tribal members painted their bodies with red paint for dances or other practices. This expression should NEVER be used.
Powwow	A powwow is a dance event, usually inter-tribal, where dancers from different tribes gather to perform traditional dances and compete. Be considerate of your Native American friends when referencing this word to describe a meeting or any other gathering, e.g., 'Let's powwow to discuss this week's agenda'.
Injun	The word 'Injun' is slang from the word 'Indian'. It's usually used by people who disrespect Native Americans.
Prairie Nigger	This term has been used to describe Native American people living within the Plains region of the U.S. and elsewhere. This expression is derogatory and should NEVER be used.
Rain Dance	Would you believe some tribal members have been asked by non-Native people to do a "rain dance" to help stop the wildfires?
Princess	Have you ever heard someone say, "My grandmother was a Cherokee princess"? Chances are she wasn't. There were no "Cherokee princesses", however, the word may have been used as a term of endearment towards a beloved woman.