Kells Creighton is only 8 years old, but he carries generations of strength in his hair. From the Kainai Blood Indian Reserve in Alberta, his braids are more than a style—they’re a symbol of identity and culture.
Other boys sometimes tease him for his long hair. But instead of breaking down, Kells stands taller. He takes time to explain why his braids matter, teaching others about tradition, heritage, and respect. His patience and wisdom at such a young age move those around him.
Through him, we see that true strength doesn’t always roar. Sometimes, it speaks quietly, through a child’s voice, reminding the world of the beauty in honoring where we come from.