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September 12, 2006
Progressive
Five-0
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A followup note to my previous posting on Hawaii Five-0 . In one episode, a woman journalist interrogates McGarrett about not having any w...
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September 11, 2006
Five years later....
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On the fifth anniversary of 9/11, it's good to remember the Native perspective on terrorism: Native Intelligence: The Long View
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The suicide stereotype
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Work just begins to stem Indian suicides As I listened to both Dorgan and Eagle Shield, I kept thinking of my yearly stay on the reservation...
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Go, Redskins (the name, not the team)
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Go Redskins We take team owner Daniel M. Snyder at his word that he sees the nickname as an honor , and we appreciate how hard it is to aban...
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Revisionist Westerns
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The Decline of Westerns in the 80s Director Sam Fuller's revisionist, low-budget B-film Run of the Arrow (1957), often noted as similar ...
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Big money for Native book
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Newsweek Interview: Charles Frazier Author In "Thirteen Moons," Frazier returns with a mesmerizing tale about a white man fightin...
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September 10, 2006
Indians and poor self-esteem
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It's unfortunately easy to find evidence that Indians had or have a worse self-image than other people (on average). For instance: Figh...
Nonfiction
Dances with Wolves
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From the LA Times, 9/9/06: Looking at Indian Wars with the present in mind A coffee-table book on the Indian Wars of 1854 to 1890? Surely Mi...
September 09, 2006
Indians at the opera
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History in the Making Beginning with X, The Life and Times of Malcolm X , in 1986, and continuing with Under the Double Moon (1989), Tania ...
September 08, 2006
Different eras, same results
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Help black women find self-esteem In the 1940s, Dr. Kenneth Clark performed an experiment to quantify the degree of black self-esteem using ...
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Mandans = Welshmen?
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The Straight Dope® I would love to believe the legends about the Mandan Indians, reputed to have descended from an ill-fated colony of Welsh...
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"Squaw" making a comeback?
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County commissioners seek to restore 'squaw' name County commissioners want to restore the name "squaw" to 14 places in P...
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More reviews of
Journals of Knud Rasmussen
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Hollywood Reporter It's unlikely to connect with as wide an art-film audience as "Atanarjuat," but does have crossover appeal ...
September 07, 2006
Hitler loved Aryan super-cowboy
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Most people aren't aware that Germans love cowboys and Indians. Salon (11/27/02) explains how this love affair came about: German obses...
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PEACE PARTY vs. Toxic Waste
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Since someone asked, here's a short story we did for the International Institute for Indigenous Resource Management in 2004. You can s...
Native hairstyle spreads
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From the Chicago Tribune, 9/7/06: Cutting edge for urban chic The mohawk, a solitary strip of upright hair down the middle of the scalp, ha...
September 06, 2006
Wicked Witch = wicked Indian?
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Thomas St. John: Indian-Hating in 'The Wizard of Oz' The Wicked Witch of the West is illustrated in the 1900 first edition as a pic...
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Journals of Knud Rasmussen
debuts
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Latest by Inuit director Zacharias Kunuk opens 2006 Toronto film festival On Thursday, the 2006 Toronto International Film Festival opens wi...
Zombies, shoe fetishes, and Columbus
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From NativeVue.org: AIFI Tribal Touring Program Gives a Voice (and Camera) to Native Youth Zombies. Shoe Fetishes. Suicide. Love. Christophe...
Tom-toms over Hard Rock Casino
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Cartoon shows Seminole as drum-beating, half-naked savage
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