October 12 is Indigenous Peoples' Day, a holiday that celebrates and honors Native American peoples and commemorates their histories and cultures.
Major League Soccer’s all-time leading goal scorer Chris Wondolowski is the son of a Native American mother and is a proud member of the Kiowa Tribe. He has a tattoo across his chest with his Kiowa name, "Bau Daigh," which translates to "Warrior coming over the hill.”
To learn more about Wondolowski’s Native American heritage, check out this three-part documentary.
Chris Wondolowski: Bau Daigh Warrior | The Rise of Bau Daigh
Chris Wondolowski | Bau Daigh Warrior (Pt. 1)
Chris Wondolowski: Bau Daigh Warrior | Bau Daigh in Brazil
Chris Wondolowski: Bau Daigh Warrior (Pt.2) | Bau Daigh in Brazil
Chris Wondolowski: Bau Daigh Warrior | A Warrior Returns
Chris Wondolowski: Bau Daigh Warrior (Pt. 3) | A Warrior Returns