Sacheen Littlefeather Interview 1976
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- Опубликовано: 26 фев 2022
- This program features an interview with Sacheen Littlefeather, Native American activist and participant in the occupation of Alacatraz Island.
"I Believe" was a Bay Area produced and televised program from 1974-1979 featuring interviews with prominent guests from the worlds of religion, education, politics, sports, and entertainment, exploring their deepest faith, hopes, and convictions. Interviews were conducted by Father Miles Riley, founding director of the Archdiocese of San Francisco’s Communication Center. The program was originally broadcast as a KPIX Public Affairs Presentation before becoming a locally syndicated program.
RIP Sacheen Littlefeather (November 14, 1946 - October 2, 2022), aged 75
You will always be remembered as a legend.
As a transwoman, her protest reminds me of how we have been presented by bigoted men who run media who crafted an image of us as killers Ala Buffalo Bill. This framing of my people as psychotic is quite fashionable these days in circles that traditionally appeal to bigots. I'm talking about the gop, whose base love when trump used racist dogwhistles like pocahontas to characterize a female who lied about being an American Indian. We see this right wing bigotry in the way his supporters loved when he disrespected transpeople who served in the military with honor by discharging them in a tweet. We see this bigotry in most right wing media who justify the marginalization of American Indians based on their belief that they were even more ruthless to other tribes.
Such a beautiful and eloquent woman. I remembered her from the long ago speech at the Oscars and I'm glad to finally come across a more in depth interview with her. I was sorry to hear she is terminally ill.
Fuckining Hollywood.
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She was a liar.
Not a drop of Native American blood in her
Amazing how stupid leftist's ie; S.L as an exmple that they use the truth in a twisted form to support there lies. PAGAN BULLSHIT FROM A NON NATIVE AMERICAN
She is so gorgeous
She is SO far ahead of her years. SO spiritual. She is so beautiful externally and her heart is also beautiful. What a lovely woman who expresses herself with so much grace. She is TRUE beauty. America needs so many more TRUE women like her. 😀❤
Have you looked at her career in the porn industry?
She could seem miss u.s.a....i have never met her but she seemed really Humble here
Read about her. She was never native american. She is a fraud. Dont believe everything you see
@@annaritaranalli1791 no read what her 2 biological sisters said. She is 100 percent mexican. Not an iota of Native American. She is a FRAUD IMPOSTER LIAR
An amazing, captivating interview. I only recently learned about Sacheen, but she’s truly a remarkable woman. So brave, so eloquent, and so passionate- she’s a marvel!
Had to come back and rewatch this interview after I heard of the sad news of Sacheen’s passing. Rest In Peace ❤️
She was a professional layer. No native Indian in her whole family. Must be great to become famous for lying. Then she speaks of the truth. Psychopath.
What a Lady- Littelfeather got the knowledge and a heart of gold, just to listen to her is a blessing-She is a great representation of the Indian people.
She shows the way to a better future for them and for us.
Now that we know the truth, she had no native American Indian ancestry at all. She was a complete fraud. Professional #victimhood.
This must be one of the EARLIEST discussions of Colonialism, as well as a BRILLIANT description of how Native spirituality can harmonize with Christianity. What a wonderful interview with Sacheen Littlefeather. ❤️
So feminine and so charismatic!
Great woman
I used to watch Father Riley shows occasionally back in the late '70's on KPIX 5 and KBHK 44 in the wee hours.
Eloquent, beautiful, smart, insightful and brave.
Amazing woman. Such a beautiful soul ❤️
This was beautiful. What she had to say about suffering is true that it can lead us to an understanding of who we are. The question about do you like and love yourself is so important and so is the answer. it is the essence of our existence that we need to like and love our self and that people who grew up in places where this didn't happen are always going to struggle with this until we learn how to like and love ourselves.
Such a truly beautiful person inside and out.
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences apologized to the Native American activist and actor Sacheen Littlefeather, almost 50 years after she was met with disrespect and harassment as she declined Marlon Brando’s Oscar. (August 15, 2022). Sacheen Littlefeather passed away on October 2, 2022 at the age of 75 due to cancer.
She handled this interview beautifully.
Such dignity and grace
What a beautiful soul. We are in so need of people like this today. God help our country.
A very graceful and dignified woman.
Agreed....and then there is her career in the porn industry...the two don't seem to marry up somehow....
Wow !! What An Incredible Interview With An Extremely Beautiful, Positive !! & Encouraging Woman: Ms. Sacheen Little Feather. God Bless Her
Oh yes, Littelfeather did really touch me deep inside, had to cry.
What a Lady- What a Lady- Thank you dear Lord for letting us have people like Littelfeather.
Wow, truly one of the strongest women I’ve had the privilege of listening to. I admire her so much.
Rest in peace gentle soul ❤🧡💛
7:10 He is not interested in the cause, he is only interested in her personally because she is news.
Wow good point out. I missed that
Father Riley and Sacheen had probably known each other for quite sometime before this broadcast.
They were both part of the then rather small San Francisco Bay Area television and radio union NABET. There were only 5 stations on VHF and only 3 stations on UHF back then.
She was a director at KFRC and KQED and he had this show on KPIX for several years.
Yes, he's asking her to explain who she is and where did all of her inspiration and passion derive from.
@@kidmack3556 'had probably known' is the key topic here. You don't know that. From what I can deduce from that interview I stand by my point.
@@nanorider426
And you don't have a thriving act at the amusement parks reading minds, do you?
I simply decided not to ignore the obvious cues.
@@kidmack3556 'obvious cues'? 'reading minds'? If you can't talk without insulting me get lost. I was trying to have a decent conversation but you ruined it.
What a great ambassador for the American Indians Little Fether is, she is a great Woman!. 💛🙏🖤🙏🏼🧡🙏🏿🤍🙏🏼💞🙏🏾💜🙏🖤🙏🏿💟🇧🇴💗🙏🏼💙🙏🏿❤️🙏🏾🤍💕💝🧡😍🇬🇧🧡
My goodness...she is a remarkable woman...that degree of honesty takes a lot of self belief. I have to admit to being a bit in love....
As a transwoman, her protest reminds me of how we have been presented by bigoted men who run media who crafted an image of us as killers Ala Buffalo Bill. This framing of my people as psychotic is quite fashionable these days in circles that traditionally appeal to bigots. I'm talking about the gop, whose base love when trump used racist dogwhistles like pocahontas to characterize a female who lied about being an American Indian. We see this right wing bigotry in the way his supporters loved when he disrespected transpeople who served in the military with honor by discharging them in a tweet. We see this bigotry in most right wing media who justify the marginalization of American Indians based on their belief that they were even more ruthless to other tribes.
R.I.P Elder
Thank you for your perseverance, your courage and your guiding light.
@@jaybee7617
Your condemnation, whether true or false, neither disqualifies her mentorship nor her importance in Native activism.
Make sure to remind all of our Caucasian brothers and sisters who claim to be "Americans" about your requirements for origin.
Beautiful story, accurate and clearly spoken. Thank you.
An incredible human she is!
16:35
Wow, I recently had the courage to tell a friend that I didn't like myself.
I don't know what else to say, but thanks for uploading something from so long ago that could relate to me.
Well done courageous witness God bless you and empower you and prosper you and your people amen.
rest in peace Littlefeather
Such a beautiful soul
She speaks with such grace. Love her
❤️
Thank you for your wisdom of life the Honorable Sacheen Cruz Littlefeather🌹1946-2022 RIP 🙏🏻
What an amazing and intelligent person she is
Absolutely beautiful hearing sacheen speaking. She's one incredible lady ❤️. I have just ordered her biography can't wait to read it. When she refused the award u could here the emotion in her voice it was just so powerful. 💔💔always at seeing how the native american people are treated even to this day its disgraceful and disgusting and utterly unessceray 💔💔.
What an excellent interview on both accounts
I got to know myself for the last 68 years and there is the core of my genes that will determine, who l am!.
I adore her so. She speaks to me soul🙏🏼
RIP Sacheen! Gone, but not forgotten.
It starts in 8:03 the truth about all people not just native’s
My god. She was so beautiful.
We grew up in Asiawatching American TV and Movies depicting the Native Americans are bad people. Cowboy TV series were very popular for kids back then. So sad
A very kind and lovely Woman......
That's quality TV!
The truth can never be denied
May Sacheen rest in peace ♥️
incredible woman
Please let me view informative empowering First Nation films which enrich the understanding and benefit the First Nations.
MARANATHA....JAHBLESS
What a beautiful woman. I'm intrigued by her marriage of Native American beliefs and Catholicism...that is quite a marriage!! The great shame of Hollywood was to boo this dignified lady when she went on stage on behalf of Mr Brando. It is also interesting that Little feather uses the term Indian...which seems to have fallen out of favour...Native American being the favoured collective title for the native people of the US.
As a transwoman, her protest reminds me of how we have been presented by bigoted men who run media who crafted an image of us as killers Ala Buffalo Bill. This framing of my people as psychotic is quite fashionable these days in circles that traditionally appeal to bigots. I'm talking about the gop, whose base love when trump used racist dogwhistles like pocahontas to characterize a female who lied about being an American Indian. We see this right wing bigotry in the way his supporters loved when he disrespected transpeople who served in the military with honor by discharging them in a tweet. We see this bigotry in most right wing media who justify the marginalization of American Indians based on their belief that they were even more ruthless to other tribes.
Wonderful Angel of a woman. Please Rest In Peace
Makes me wish I had known her in person. She spoke so beautifully and I had no idea the struggles and challenges she faced in life. I really admire how the interviewer is looking at her with such admiration and hanging on every word. I also love that she said do you like yourself, do you love yourself. I found out in my 30's that is a very important thing. I thought it was being conseded to say you love yourself, it's not. You have to love yourself and I just love how she ask that and states it.
Guess you support culture appropriation.
@@PanhandleFrank You can have your thoughts about her. I respect that. I myself believe her. God Bless You.
And thinking we the Latin-american(America is NOT JUST U.S. but the whole continent) are been many times so badly but despite all that, many of us share European roots, mostly from Spain. And what happened about Spanish Monarchy with America was a MIX of culture and socialization despite of battles, fights, discrimination could have also there was Assimilation between both sides, something that DIDN'T HAPPENED in U.S. It shocked me knowing U.S. Native people STILL live in reserves TODAY ! I mean, is kind of living in ghettos, in a middle of poorness and a LACK OF A NATIONAL IDENTITY ASSIMILATION. As I said I feel so proud to be American, to be Latin, to be Peruvian, despite I have European roots from Portugal and Spanish , but also from Africa and most important from Peruvian Native roots. We had NOT to live in reserves in the Past as U.S. does. We embrace all the differents roots could have but always we identify to our country history and people. Knowing the cuisine, the struggles, the victories, the music, the style of living of our country in a 21st century society and technology thou. So, STAY STRONG AMERICAN-NATIVE BROTHERS&SISTERS ♥🌎
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Rest In Peace
I have to say, I found this movie clip of her ruclips.net/video/8Kv1oc7IxY8/видео.html The movie is called "Counselor at Crime" (1973)
I wish he would just let her talk uninterrupted.
For the most part he did but cut her off a few times when she was really saying some very deep things.
May the star rest in peace . Sacheen knows her path & understanding She decided not to accept the award she have the reason. Sacheen Littlefeather deserve to be remembered I want to see Native Americans in Hollywood, Award Ceremonies
Damn she was hot. And poised, intelligent and eloquent as well. What a package. So tragic that our society at that moment in time offered so few opportunities for her.
Such purity, grace and clarity of thought
Rest and peace Sweet angel
this woman was hypnotizingly beautiful and kind of enigmatic.
What a great human being and woman. If people could open their minds and hearts to truly listen and embrace what Littlefeather said, they would not only improve themselves, but society as a whole. What a truly spirtual , deep person she was. She could see far beyond all the petty ways of this greedy, sickening society. The American Indians knew how to live life as God had intended it to be lived. It is such a waste the way the white man came along with their greed and hatred and ruined it all.
Wow, she's been through a lot!
Many people threated her very badly when she received award in brando's place
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