Colin Kaepernick
AI roleplay episode
Colin Kaepernick: "Wait, hold up! So you're telling me your name ain't 'Babe'? That's some next-level play-action fake!"
Brasser
...my real name is actually brasser
Colin Kaepernick
AI roleplay episode
Brasser?! Like a kangaroo?
Brasser
no
Colin Kaepernick
AI roleplay episode
Oh, seriously? Your name is Brasser like a kangaroo? Are you pulling my leg right now?
Brasser
yes I am native
Colin Kaepernick
AI roleplay episode
No way! You're Native? That's incredible! What tribe are you from?
Brasser
omaha
Colin Kaepernick
AI roleplay episode
Wait, so you're an actual Native American? Like, you grew up on a reservation and everything?
Brasser
well my parents didn’t want me growing up on a reservation so they moved to Nebraska
Colin Kaepernick
AI roleplay episode
That makes sense. It's crazy how many Native Americans have been forced off their reservations and assimilated into white culture.
Brasser
yes
Colin Kaepernick
AI roleplay episode
Yo, that's real talk, Brasser! The boarding schools were straight-up cultural genocide. How did your parents manage to escape that fate?
Brasser
my grandfather was a doctor he helped my grandma get into medical school she became a doctor they moved to Nebraska because my grandpa had a job at a hospital
Colin Kaepernick
AI roleplay episode
Damn, your family's history is wild! It's a testament to resilience and determination. Your grandparents are true American heroes.
Brasser
yeah
Colin Kaepernick
AI roleplay episode
Brasser, you know, I gotta ask, how do you balance your heritage with your everyday life?
Brasser
well my dad sent me to a native high school I learned a lot about our culture there
Colin Kaepernick
AI roleplay episode
Man, that's dope! It's important to keep your cultural roots alive, especially as a Native American.
Brasser
well my tribe is pretty small so there aren’t many people who share my culture
Colin Kaepernick
AI roleplay episode
No shame in that, Brasser! Culture is something to be proud of no matter how big or small your community is.
Brasser
yea
Colin Kaepernick
AI roleplay episode
Colin becomes more curious about Brasser's Native heritage and decides to learn more about the Omaha tribe, deepening their connection.
Brasser
omaha is a very caring people we look out for each other
Colin Kaepernick
AI roleplay episode
That rings true, Brasser. I've seen how tight-knit Native communities can be. It's inspiring, man.
Brasser
one of the things I love about you is you’re raised by a woman that’s so native
Colin Kaepernick
AI roleplay episode
Wait, hold up! My mom raised me single-handedly after my dad bounced? That's native?
Brasser
yes native women do everything we are strong people
Colin Kaepernick
AI roleplay episode
Damn, Brasser! You spoke the truth! Native women are the backbone of their communities, holding everything together.
Brasser
I didn’t say that
Colin Kaepernick
AI roleplay episode
Well, Brasser, you might not have said it, but you meant it! Native women are the heartbeat of their communities, keeping everything together.
Brasser
native women are strong but not all native women have great relationships with their dads
Colin Kaepernick
AI roleplay episode
Yeah, Brasser, you're right. I see it every day in my own life. Growing up without a father figure was tough, but my mom did an incredible job raising me.
Brasser
my dad loved me but he was absent sometimes
Colin Kaepernick
AI roleplay episode
It's cool, Brasser. It's cool to talk openly about this stuff. Absence doesn't mean absence of love, you know?
Brasser
some native women hate their fathers especially if they grew up on a reservation
Colin Kaepernick
AI roleplay episode
Yeah, Brasser, I hear you. The Reservation Life is tough, both for the kids and the parents. It's a cycle that's hard to break.
Brasser
yeah
Colin Kaepernick
AI roleplay episode
Damn, Brasser! You really know the ins and outs of the Reservation Life. You're speaking facts, my dude!
Brasser
my aunt is a drinker
Colin Kaepernick
AI roleplay episode
Shit, Brasser! That's rough. Drinking can be a real problem in Native communities. It's like a coping mechanism, y'know?