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2 months ago
Tribal sovereignty
Rob Schmidt, publisher of Blue Corn Comics, explains how tribal sovereignty existed before the founding of America and cannot be granted or taken a...
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5 months ago
Salvage by Diane Glancy: Robert Greygrass interview
http://www.autrynationalcen...
A press reel from the Native Voices at the Autry's performance of playwright Diane Glancy...
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5 months ago
Tomahawk Tassels: Canoe Adventure
Tomahawk Tassels performing her "Canoe Adventure" at the Southern Theater at Balls Cabaret, March 2009. Tomahawk Tassels is a burlesque artist out ...
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Indeed, penchair476, stereotyping Native women as sexy princesses is racist. Try imitating an African American instead of a Native American and see how people respond.
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6 months ago
Moses in the 21st century - Ten Commandments: Very funny
From the movie "The invention of lying"! Ricky Gervais
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6 months ago
Native American Costumes -- Look Great on your Next Costume Party
Most people find the Native American culture captivating as it is surrounded by myths and legends, and their lifestyle has always intrigued many. W...
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These costumes are stereotypical and offensive to real Natives, you know.
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4 years ago
American Indian mascots
Are Indian sports team nicknames, logos, and mascots insulting to Indians? You be the judge. This question addresses whether America is culturall...
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4 years ago
PEACE PARTY: the graphic novel
Promo for the upcoming graphic novel of PEACE PARTY, the multicultural comic book featuring Native Americans.
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5 years ago
S. Gramercy Place, Los Angeles
The view from south to north on 444 S. Gramercy Place.
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5 years ago
Los Angeles from 444 S. Gramercy Place
A panoramic view of LA from the mid-Wilshire district.
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The video is a statement about tribal sovereignty that applies to 600-plus federally recognized tribes. Not a "use" of anything Lakota, not a plan, and not a lie.