·         Sten Joddi is an Award-Winning HipHop Artist who has Produced Six
Full-Length Studio Albums.

·         Joddi will Speak on Topics Such as Playing Punkin’ Lusty, Why he Thinks Mascots are Bad, and the U.S. Supreme Court Ruling on McGirt vs. Oklahoma on Reservation Boundary Terrorities.

·         Joddi’s Presentation is Sponsored by the DMACC Social Justice Club.

BOONE, Iowa—Sten Joddi, an enrolled member of the Muscogee (Creek) Nation of Oklahoma, will speak at a free Native American Heritage Month event at the DMACC Boone Campus. Jodi, who has survived violence, abuse, suicide and addiction, will speak at 10 a.m., Tuesday, November 30 in the Boone Campus Auditorium. His presentation is sponsored by the DMACC Social Justice Club.

The award-winning HipHop artist has produced six full-length studio albums and credits his ability to overcome obstacles by maintaining his priorities of family, healthy lifestyle, tattoos, music and reconnecting with the Creator and Earth.

His topics will include: 

•Playing Punkin’ Lusty on the FX show Reservation Dogs

•Colonization and its effect on Indigenous People today

•Why Mascots Are Bad

•Indigenous Representation in today’s society

•Youth Identity and the Suicide Crises

•Land Rights and Supreme Court Ruling on McGirt vs Oklahoma on Reservation Boundary Territories and Tribal Jurisdiction Laws

Space is limited, so register for this free event by using this online form.

If you have any questions and/or problems registering, please contact Christine Whitney at (515) 433-5041 or cwhitney@dmacc.

(contributed article, DMACC)