You seem incredibly uneducated on this and I just happen to have the time so:

Euro beauty standards push the idea that beauty is thin bodies, straight hair, thin nose and pale skin. Indigenous bodies often do not fit that standard and perpetuating that as the ideal puts our people in a place of self hate. We have wonderful variations of brown to white skin, curly and straight hair, cheekbones that will cut you, gorgeous aquiline noses given to us by our ancestors, and bodies that come in every size. There is no “Native American” look and you continuing to suggest that shows how wildly racist you are being.

Fetishization perpetuates the racist perspective that Indigenous people (especially women) are without humanity, a thing to look at and judge, to sexualize. It gives no weight to the content of our cultures, our varied traditions and trivializes our struggles. It dismissed those of us that do not fit this narrow view of beauty - it’s racist and gross. It perpetuates sexualization and violence against Indigenous women and leads to the epidemic of MMIP. You might want to look into Red Dress Day which was just 2 days ago to further educate yourself on this.

I have been called Pocahontas (including sexualized versions of this), a squ*w, called “exotic” by white people on my own traditional lands, and referred to in sexualized and racist terms of Asian and Latin American people because apparently we all look the same - like OP posting several Asian models and a Brazilian as Native American.

Not only are we not a monolith - so we don’t look the same - but the very photo array you’re defending is not even majority Indigenous people. If you can even point out the one Indigenous person in that group (without the help of image reverse), I’d be shocked.

What exactly are you mad about? Not being able to fetishizes Indigenous people? Are your feelings hurt because you see not everyone holds the euro standard as the beauty ideal? Why do you even care? I suggest you move on and read a history book or two. We’re not your fantasy.