In the poem “All My Daddy Were Butches,” she attributes the way she moves through the world to her kin, writing: “I mixed you with them other butches. For instance, Webber divested from singular authorship by showing her family members’ photographs alongside her own. “…Sidestepping exhibition standards, “Casino” demonstrated what Webber and curator Miranda Belarde-Lewis consider an “Indigenizing” approach that prioritizes Native American values.
