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Greenlanders embrace pre-Christian Inuit traditions as a way to proudly reclaim ancestral roots

Aviaja Rakel Sanimuinaq expresses pride in Greenlanders reclaiming Inuit traditions and spirituality, stating she helps people connect with their ancestors and heal trauma.
90% of Greenlanders identify as Inuit, and many are increasingly advocating for full independence from Denmark, a significant issue in a recent parliamentary election.
The suppression of Inuit traditions by Christian missionaries, aimed at assimilation, is highlighted as a historical struggle faced by the community.
Therecie Sanimuinaq Pedersen notes that tattoos passed through generations symbolize protection and spiritual significance, revealing a deep connection to Inuit culture.

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