Farhana CannonLet me ask you something: How do you want to be seen? Not how you think you should be seen. Not what sounds impressive or polished. But what do you actually want people to connect with when they encounter your work?
Farhana CannonOn Indigenous Peoples’ Day, reflecting on the truth behind history’s narratives—honoring Indigenous ancestors while exposing how Christopher Columbus used early marketing and storytelling to reshape public perception. This blog explores how propaganda and “branding” turned conquest into heroism, reminding us why we must remember, question, and speak truth in modern times. Through conscious awareness and integrity, we can rewrite collective narratives and build a future rooted in peace, coexistence, and truth.