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Rodney Grant
Contributed by Rose-Administrator Official Rodney Grant Web-Site
photos of Rodney copyright Ben Glass and the second by Rose
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We all support Rodney in his endeavors to bring about change for the American Indian community
and all Americans. We urge you all who have not signed the petition, for a Native American Holiday, to please do
so and remember what Rodney himself had stated in an interview early on in his career, "I am proud to be Native
American but am sometimes hurt because other people do not see me as an American citizen as well. The possibility
for change in America exists ; how far that possibility goes is up to each individual. Like the saying goes, If
it is to be, it begins with me!" Please pass on the following information from Rick Robinson-Executive Director of the
Club "If you can volunteer some time or even some of your talents, won't you join us as we tackle the repairs
to our roof? At one time Rodney was running for President of the National Congress of American Indians,
we would hope that someday he would be the president of this organization. And Rodney ended up giving them the biggest surprise of all. To learn more on Bobby go to http://clik.to/bobbyc. This past December, Rodney gave Bobby a surprise visit dressed as Santa with a bag of gifts. As you can very well imagine Rodney made Bobby's Christmas one he will never forget. You can read more about Bobby's exciting visit from Santa at his site or Rodney's. Official Rodney Grant Site |
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Rodney A. Grant
is a well known celebrity in the Native Community. A Native American actor who is in support of Native American
issues and is always willing to speak for the Native American people. He stands up for the youth of today and supports
many charitable organizations. His concern about the youth and elders out in the reservations has taken him on
many trips to these reservations, to take care of the people. At the First Americans in the Arts Awards held in
San Francisco earlier in the year, he expressed his discontent in not seeing many celebrities out there, on his
many trips, to the Rez. He brought his son on the stage to accept one of his awards.
