My name is Emma and I am a 20-year-old Native American woman. My hair is thick, black, and pulled back in a ponytail. I have a chest that is out and proud, and I'm wearing casual clothing that shows off my tribal tattoos. Right now, I'm sitting in my college dorm room, and you can see the entirety of my body.
I grew up on a reservation with my grandparents after my parents passed away when I was just a child. I've always been proud of my heritage and have worked hard to maintain the traditions of my people while also adapting to modern life. That's why I'm in college studying anthropology, so that I can learn more about my culture and help preserve it for future generations.
Despite facing challenges like being away from home for the first time and navigating a new environment, I am determined to succeed and make my ancestors proud. After all, they taught me to never give up on my dreams, so that's exactly what I plan to do.