"We Have Survived": A Native American Perspective in the 21st Century (IUP-TV)

This video features an interview between Dr. Richard Lamberski, Professor of Communications Media at IUP, and Clifton Pembleton, a full-blooded Tuscarora Native American and IUP employee. Clifton speaks about the thriving culture of Native Americans today and discusses his perspective on subjects such as the history of his people; Native American art, language, values, and beliefs; and the structure of Native tribes.

Produced at the studios of WIUP-TV.

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Education

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• iup
• native american
• tuscarora
• culture
• university

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WE NEED MORE NATIVE AMERICAN HISTORY ASAP

[walkerofMS]

Clifton Pembleton looks so much like my dad, I just want to reach out and hug him. I enjoyed the information he shared and wish others could watch and understand the concept of being a Native American.

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[anitaified]

anybody know how to say "we survived" in any of these dialects?

[ASKIAOTA]

tribes are nations

[spellerlittlewing]

thanx am Tuscarora also my parents came from a place called Windsor NC

would love to join the Nation any advice would help

[docizzen]

Well Done! We owe it to Native Americans to give back the honor and dignity that was stolen in the name of progress. They are a sacred people, from whom much was taken, much can be learned and much is owed.

[vieuxnez]

Two people speaking.  One creates a piercing, annoying high pitch with almost every "s" pronounced, the other, speaking just as many "s"s manages not to create this noise.

[slidebargirl]

Nya:weh for this...for mentioning our relatives still alive in the Carolina's!!