These jokers are referred to as either the First Nations (a Canadian term) or Native Americans (a US term) or the Indigenous people (when I'm down in Latin America and it's being translated directed from Spanish). Indians is a term that was popular and seems to be returning although it's debatable. Because I include the original Hawaiians here, I also include a few Pacific Islanders.
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Here are the ensemble shots of the Native American Joker Cards.
There’s also these jokers who are not in the Native American section but in the heads section (not jesters. (Note that the website is not current: the head section is missing lots of jokers and is not yet split between jester and non jester heads).
This next Native American was just acquired and could go into the Topsy section but I'll put him in with the Native Americans since there are tons of topsies and not that many in the tribes.
Here are other articles on jokers:
- Old Europeans with names
- Old European types (ie no names, not specific people)
- Americans
- Native Americans - First Nation - this article
- Cowboy Jokers
- Chinese jokers
- Anime jokers
- Jokers with People of Color
Americana Memorials and Symbols - American scenery
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