Maybe you own a dreamcatcher or some other artifact that conveys a sense of kinship with Native Americans.
Elissa Washuta, a member of the Cowlitz Tribe, grew up taking note of cheap recreations of "Indian" artifacts, along with other off-target manifestations of medicine and magic. She writes of sweeping most of that away and becoming a witch, in a book of essays called White Magic.
Navigating difficulties in her own life and the lives of indigenous people collide with white cultural trends in the writing; the author visits to talk about her changing perspective.