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Our Past Connects Us.
Our Future Unites Us.

We unite all people to eliminate cancel culture, 

promote respect, and create a future where

every culture, history, and voice is valued.

About the Alliance

The mission of the Shared Heritage Alliance is to unite all groups and individuals opposed to and/or adversely affected by cancel culture for the purpose of confronting and defeating it. To achieve our mission the Alliance will seek to educate and influence key decision makers at every level by leveraging our facts and strength in numbers.

 

In recognition and respect for the diverse backgrounds, histories, and cultures which are America, Native American Guardians Association invites all other people's to join our cause. American Indians, despite our reverence to this country, have become the foremost targets of cancel culture. As such, it is only fitting that American Indians lead the counter offensive against this most diabolical form of racism.

What We Believe

As patriotic Americans representing diverse ethnic backgrounds, histories, and cultures, we seek to foster mutual respect and preserve our individual races, cultures, traditions, historic figures, holidays, monuments, statues and all other forms of recognition of our unique contributions to our blended ethnic mosaic that is America.

 

We believe that cancel culture is at the root of dividing Americans largely along racial lines as it seeks to eliminate history and tradition from society, and as such, cancel culture itself must be eliminated.

BECOME A MEMBER

Your membership helps strengthen our voice, supports our mission, and builds a future of unity and respect.

Individual Membership
$60/ year

Join as an individual and receive a membership certificate.

Group Membership
$100/ year

Join as a group and receive a membership certificate.

Headquartered in North Dakota
PO Box 742 Devils Lake, North Dakota 58301

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Educate Not Eradicate

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