Bringing awareness to Indigenous communities
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
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Coming up on the Wednesday edition of the ICT Newscast, a documentary series looks at an area dubbed the most dangerous place for Native women in the country. Plus, after 100 days in office we visit Representative Mary Peltola - and we learn about a sport that is taking an elder community by storm
In Montana, a Showtime documentary is taking a look at the deaths of three Native women, we speak with its creator Razelle Bennaly.
In New Mexico, the Pueblo Cultural Center is investing in agriculture. ICT’s McKenzie Allen-Charmley spoke with the center's special project manager.
The country’s first Alaska Native congresswoman takes a look back at her first hundred days in office with ICT’s McKenzie Allen-Charmley.
In Arizona, a little known sport is taking the Native senior citizens by storm. ICT’s Aliyah Chavez takes a look.
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He doesn't think the issue is real?!! That sounds as stupid as a holocaust denier. Thank you for making this documentary. It will help more people to be aware of this tragedy.
First time I heard someone under fifty speak their language and it was amazing!!!
I grew up in Indiana, it was scary to have been almost taken I was playing in my front yard by a half acre garden I helped my mother plant, a black van with tinted windows pulled up by the yard and opened the side door from within I saw a man around thirty in kaki pants and a polo shirt with white sneakers in the back getting ready to grab me but I ran to my house and the van drove away fast because I was yelling for my mom, my younger 2nd cousin was taken but my dad found her by driving around and knocking door to door, he heard her cry when he knocked on the right door in the apartment complex her mother my cousin was living thirty minutes away from where we lived. My dad was an amazing tracker who passed away. Houses also get broken into in the country my grandmothers houses both of them have been burglarized and my aunts house was burglarized by five people while my aunt hid in the attic. Bad people are everywhere!
Indiana has small groups of communities that are indigenous refugees from a forgotten era, mostly Cherokee Creek Saponi and Shawnee in my families area that have maintained their heritage in their respective families since they came to Indiana in the early 40s after being pushed out of their homes by coal. They still count time from the new moon.
I can’t stomach all the issues that are going unaddressed!
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What was that jerk saying it wasn't an issue?! It's not normal for all of us to know a half dozen people that have gone missing/ been murdered!
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