From showing off Indigenous regalia to educating people on shared histories, these Indigenous content creators deserve an instant follow.
, Michelle Chubb is a 24-year-old living in Winnipeg who has become a TikTok star through her videos — a mixture of her jingle dress dancing, comedy sketches and social justice activism. With over 570,000 followers, she aims to inspire younger generations and fill in the educational gaps left in Canadian curriculum when it comes to Indigenous history and culture.
Her mooshum, or grandfather, was her biggest mentor, she tells, though he passed away around the time she was in Grade 5, which left her devastated. “I didn’t go to pow wows for a while. It was too hard, him not being there. So I took a break, but I lost myself,” she says. In Chubb’s videos, she speaks from a place of vulnerability and empowerment, discussing Canada’s dark recent history of
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