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2024
Rolling Resilience: Roller Derby Coach Krispy Glass

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Living outside of the Cherokee Nation Reservation has not stopped Kristina “Krispy” Glass from maintaining connection to her Native American roots. As a coach for Indigenous Rising Roller Derby, Krispy has formed relationships with tribal citizens from all over the world. Her roller skating journey is a testament to Indigenous resiliency and the strength of Native women everywhere.

In This Episode

Living outside of the Cherokee Nation Reservation has not stopped Kristina “Krispy” Glass from maintaining connection to her Native American roots. As a coach for Indigenous Rising Roller Derby, Krispy has formed relationships with tribal citizens from all over the world. Her roller skating journey is a testament to Indigenous resiliency and the strength of Native women everywhere.

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