In 1875, the U.S. Army force-marched Yavapai women 180 miles from their Arizona homeland to San Carlos Reservation. They lost everything—except their songs. For 25 years in exile, women sang quietly, memorizing every melody, every word, every ceremony. When they finally returned home, their songs came back perfect. This is how Indigenous women preserve culture when everything else is taken. Share this story of resistance through memory. Arizona Native History Indigenous History of Arizona Hidden