Indigenous American Perspectives
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- Native OpinionNative issues discussed from a Native perspective.
- Beyond the HeaddressWhat would it be like to grapple with stereotypes and historical trauma all while trying to find your true identity? Try to imagine the courage of a little girl, in kindergarten, eagerly raising her hand on Columbus Day, to claim her Native American heritage, and protest the celebration of Columbus.
- Native America CallingNative America Calling is a live call-in program linking public radio stations, the Internet and listeners together in a thought-provoking national conversation about issues specific to Native communities.
Videos
There are many videos and podcasts available to help you learn about Native peoples--their history, their culture, and the issues they face. This documentary series, available through PBS, is one such relevant video series that can help serve as a starting point to help you understand Indigenous Americans better.
This is another documentary, available through Films on Demand, that describes the history and culture of several Indigenous tribes.
A documentary about the differences in how Westerners and Native Americans view the world around them.
A history of the Pequot War, America's first declared war.
- Upstander Project FilmsUpstander Project’s films seek to amplify stories that have been historically silenced. They are tools for self-reflection and for community conversation. We hope they’ll spark discussion about the stories explicitly told in the films and the broader societal and environmental implications of those stories.
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