Native News Update November 16 , 2018
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This week's stories: The Cherokee make history with the first medical school on tribal land; #MeToo and #TimesUp – Remembering Misty Upham; Dreamcatcher Bios a 13-part documentary series on APTN; Cherokee Nation Businesses signs on as presenting sponsor of the Native Business Summit; “Crow: The Legend” premieres on YouTube and Facebook.
Native News Update November 9 , 2018
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This week's stories: History is made with the election of two Native American women to Congress; The Miami Tribe of Oklahoma receives award for language revitalization; Google Doodle highlights Native American woodcarver; Nike N7 releases 2018 collection inspired by rapper Taboo; Midnight Shine releases debut music video.
Did my grandfather vote?
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By Arne Vainio, M.D.
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My Ojibwe grandfather was taken from his family when he was young and was put into a boarding school. I don’t have many details and he never wanted to talk about it. Ojibwe was his first language, but he didn’t speak it around his grandchildren as he didn’t want us to be treated the way he was. Like all the children taken, he had his hair cut off, his clothes and any traditional items destroyed and he was given a uniform. He was beaten for speaking Ojibwe. The few times he did mention it were with bitterness.
News From Indian Country
My Ojibwe grandfather was taken from his family when he was young and was put into a boarding school. I don’t have many details and he never wanted to talk about it. Ojibwe was his first language, but he didn’t speak it around his grandchildren as he didn’t want us to be treated the way he was. Like all the children taken, he had his hair cut off, his clothes and any traditional items destroyed and he was given a uniform. He was beaten for speaking Ojibwe. The few times he did mention it were with bitterness.
Native News Update November 2 , 2018
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This week's stories: Winona LaDuke’s ‘Honor the Earth’ teams up with ice cream giant Ben & Jerry’s; Leonardo DiCaprio and Martin Scorsese signed to star and direct in “Killers of the Flower Moon”; “Your Name Isn’t English” a short film by Tazbah Rose Chavez premieres in LA; Nike N7 partners for the seventh year with college basketball teams to celebrates Native American Heritage Month; Billy Ray Cyrus joins the StandNVote campaign concert series in North Dakota.
The St. Lawrence Seaway and Power Project should be ashamed
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Rather than celebrate 60 years of generating what it calls “environmentally and socially conscious” hydro-electricity that entity, composed of the New York Power Authority and the Ontario Power Generation company should have used the event to express their regret and concern as to the enormous harm the Robert Saunders Dam and the Seaway itself have caused to the Mohawk people, to the area’s water and to its air and land.
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Rather than celebrate 60 years of generating what it calls “environmentally and socially conscious” hydro-electricity that entity, composed of the New York Power Authority and the Ontario Power Generation company should have used the event to express their regret and concern as to the enormous harm the Robert Saunders Dam and the Seaway itself have caused to the Mohawk people, to the area’s water and to its air and land.
GLIFWC: Climate change could be changing the face of Indian Country and the World
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As part of IndianCountryTV’s work with First Nations Experience (FNX) this interview was produced early this year at Odanah, Wisconsin.
Native News Update October 26, 2018
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This week's stories: Auntie Beachress is in new PSA ‘Stand-N-Vote!’; Language immersion grants RFP now open; ’Neither Wolf Nor Dog’ has become the most successful non-Hollywood Native American film in a generation; Wild bison set to return to reservations from Yellowstone; Robby Romero’s 25th Anniversary EP set for release during Native American Heritage Month.
The Rider: When the Rodeo’s Over
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A breakout low budget hit, Chloé Zhao's The Rider mixes up real life and fiction in ways that have never been done so well before onscreen. Real-life saddle bronc rider and Lakota Sioux Brady Jandreau, is a daredevil 20-year-old with a busted head, hand and hip. In the movie he plays busted up rodeo rider Brady Blackburn, along with his real life fellow rodeo riders and Asperger afflicted sister.
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A breakout low budget hit, Chloé Zhao's The Rider mixes up real life and fiction in ways that have never been done so well before onscreen. Real-life saddle bronc rider and Lakota Sioux Brady Jandreau, is a daredevil 20-year-old with a busted head, hand and hip. In the movie he plays busted up rodeo rider Brady Blackburn, along with his real life fellow rodeo riders and Asperger afflicted sister.