Amber Nguyen, a member of the Asian-Pacific Islander Leadership Forum (APILF) at Georgetown University, helped lead asummit And for him, that intention goes hand in hand with the song’s message: “The song's title and hook are, in Lakota, ‘Wokiksuye,’ which means ‘remembrance,’” he said. “‘Wokiksuye Mi Oyate’ means "remembrance of my nation’; ‘Wokiksuye Mi Tiwahe’ means ‘remembrance of my family.’ It’s really important to remember who you are, where you came from, and those who came before you.”ContentView Iframe URLIt’s the perfect way to take part inIndigenous Peoples Day “They're still missing faces at my birthday party. There are still empty seats at my dinner table.”Let us slide into your DMs.Sign up for theTeen Voguedaily emailWant more fromTeen Vogue? Check this out: The mandate demands that the Office of Civil Rights within the U.S. Department of Education is properly funded and staffed in order to make sure schools don’t violate our civil rights by doing things like systematically kicking out Black and Latinx students or referring them to police, or failing to ensure that trans students can use the right bathroom and be safe in schools. It also builds on agrowing grassroots movement