Weekend Update – Forced Relocation
Russell Means discusses the forced relocation of the Indians from the reservations to the cities through means of coercion as well as bureaucratic and economic despair. At a time when Indian culture, religion and language were outlawed, the Indian people became further disenfranchised and dispirited. Russell Means tells the story of his [...]
Weekend Update – Genocide Almost Complete
Matriarchy – Part 4
Givers of Life, Women are Sacred. Russell Means continues in Part 4 through matriarchy and the miracles.
Weekend Update – Wounded Knee Museum
Tegheya Kte – Garry Rowland explains about the construction of Wounded Knee Visitors Center, which is now called Museum.
Tegheya Kte on Land Theft
Tegheya Kte explains how the Church’s officials and the US Government stole even more of the last patches of land that was left to the Oglala Lakotah people.
Matriarchy – Part 3
The importance of matriarchy continues in Part 3, by Russell Means in his special way of helping us all wake up and realize the wisdom we’ve been missing.
Matriarchy – Part 2
Matriarchy is the only answer. Without it we are lost. Russell Means continues with this vital series…
Below is Part 2:
Matriarchy – Part 1
Russell Means covers this vital topic of Matriarchy. You’ve heard it spoken about before, you looked up the definition, but now Russell dives into matriarchal importance in a candid 8 – Part Series.
Below is Part 1.1 and Part 1.2
and the second half is continued here:
Variety review of Palestine, New Mexico
Palestine, New Mexico
(Mark Taper Forum, Los Angeles; 724 seats; $65 top)
By BOB VERINI
A Center Theater Group presentation for Culture Clash of a play in one act by Richard Montoya. Directed by Lisa Peterson. Sets, Rachel Hauck; costumes, Christopher Acebo; lighting and projections, Alexander V. Nichols; original music and sound, Paul James Prendergast; production stage manager, [...]
The First Americans
When Native Americans shared a harvest feast with English colonists in 1621, the event was known as the first Thanksgiving.
Part I
But to some, the US holiday marks the day when Native Americans began to have their lands – and ways of life – stripped from them.
Over the next 200 years, as the US expanded its [...]
