Episode: 336 “Somber Homecomings and Change.”

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Native Opinion an American Indian Perspective

Episode: 336 “Somber Homecomings and Change.”

Jul 24, 2021 · 2h 7m 30s

The winds of change are blowing, and the resistance to those winds is palpable in some sectors. Change is coming and there is no stopping it

Comments

Ashley Hyman

2 years ago

👋

Beth Fleisher

2 years ago

Thank you for another great show! Great to be back. Have a good week, everyone!

Hal Bungay

2 years ago

Have a great weekend folks, stay safe. Great show guys.

Sandra Hope

2 years ago

Have a great week everyone. Good show!

ReturnViewersGuide_ca

2 years ago

thanks guys, good day everyone

Beth Fleisher

2 years ago

info@indigenousvoicesnetwork.com

Sandra Hope

2 years ago

Grey Owl, as you know that will ultimately be a function of @findanativenow. Community connections based on Tribal Nation, location, interests, etc. https://findanative.com

Bobby

2 years ago

Definitely

Beth Fleisher

2 years ago

nativemusic.fm

Beth Fleisher

2 years ago

All of these coming events sites are amazing!! Congratulations, guys!!

Beth Fleisher

2 years ago

Why do we have two chat rooms?

Beth Fleisher

2 years ago

Thanks for sharing this segment about indigenous athletes at the Olympics!

Sandra Hope

2 years ago

😭 KB.

Sandra Hope

2 years ago

That's his new "Guardian" name...

Sandra Hope

2 years ago

Sigh. Egregious behavior. #NeedsBigRock

Beth Fleisher

2 years ago

Michael, you're laughing because it's freakin hillarious!!! Guardians of Traffic!? 🤣🤣🤣

Sandra Hope

2 years ago

On July 14, 2021, Rose Long Face (Little Hawk), Lucy Take the Tail (Pretty Eagle), and Dennis Strikes First (Blue Tomahawk) were among nine Sioux children being taken on a 1,400 mile journey home from Carlisle, PA to Sioux City and the starting point of their removal from Lakota homelands more than 142 years ago.

Sandra Hope

2 years ago

Kicking Bear and Grey Owl, according to Dr. Lajimodiere's stats, there were no schools in Connecticut or Florida. I visited Carlisle in June and put flowers on the graves of many of the children there.

Beth Fleisher

2 years ago

There were changes to the Indian Act in 1950 that increased children being taken. I believe part of my family "going undercover" and leaving Michigan was my Dad protecting my brother and me from this fate.

Cliff

2 years ago

Sandra thanks f/ recommendation.

Cliff

2 years ago

Hey there Hal!

Sandra Hope

2 years ago

"Our Spirits Don't Speak English: Indian Boarding School" by Rich-Heape Films shows the history, generational trauma, and impacts of Indian boarding school practices. While there are a few who had good experiences in Boarding school (because they didn't fight assimilation), the majority have PTSD. No matter what, it was cultural, spiritual, and physical genocide of Indigenous CHILDREN. #WEWERECHILDREN.

Hal Bungay

2 years ago

Are not the residential schools, 60's scoop, and the baby scoop all separate atrocities, that were done in Canada although overlapping.

ReturnViewersGuide_ca

2 years ago

good morning Hal

Beth Fleisher

2 years ago

Movie: Where The Spirit Lives: Amelia. Beware of triggers, it is difficult. The story of one young girl who was kidnapped and her experiences.