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Ramp It Up: Skateboard Culture in Native America Ramp It Up: Skateboard Culture in Native America Ramp It Up: Skateboard Culture in Native America
Ramp it Up celebrates the vibrancy, creativity, and controversy of American Indian skate culture. Skateboarding combines demanding physical exertion with design, graphic art, filmmaking, and music to produce a unique and dynamic culture. The exhibition features rare and archival photographs and film of Native skaters as well as skatedecks from Native companies and contemporary artists. Ramp It Up: Skateboard Culture in Native America runs from December 11, 2009 to June 27, 2010 at the National Museum of the American Indian's George Gustav Heye Center in New York.

Channel: SmithsonianNMAI

Native American history mocked by ignorant culture Native American history mocked by ignorant culture Native American history mocked by ignorant culture
Most Americans do not know and do not care to know anything about Native history or culture. What is passed off as Native comes from cartoons, a few racist as hell movies, and totally fictional public school education myths.

Channel: Rys2sense

ATTEMPTED CULTURAL GENOCIDE ON NATIVE AMERICAN PEOPLE: (2009 -Thunder Bay, Ontario) ATTEMPTED CULTURAL GENOCIDE ON NATIVE AMERICAN PEOPLE: (2009 -Thunder Bay, Ontario) ATTEMPTED CULTURAL GENOCIDE ON NATIVE AMERICAN PEOPLE: (2009 -Thunder Bay, Ontario)
UPDATE: May 2009, Thunder Bay, Ontario has allowed the forced hair cutting of a 7 yr old little First Nation boy by a teacher's aid at McKellar Park Central Public School. They never fired the teacher's aide. In fact, "the Crown" says it was not that big of a deal. This is really sick, cruel, hateful, and rude. Many children forced to go to these schools were abused in many ways, to include rape, sexual molestation, beatings, and murder. This was taken from scenes of Steven Spielberg's Into the West but it is based on true events. In reality, it was worse than what was shown in the movie.


Native Voice TV The significance of hair in Native American Culture Native Voice TV The significance of hair in Native American Culture Native Voice TV The significance of hair in Native American Culture
Cihuapilli Rose Amador interviews Pegge Lemke and grandson Adam Cervantes. They discuss a situation where hair was cut on the school playground. Pegge has a six year old grandson whose hair was cut on the school playground, by an older girl student. The hair wasn't cut because the boy...

Channel: hotstuffjetcars

LAS VEGAS NATIVE AMERICAN EAGLE AND BUFFALO DANCES LAS VEGAS NATIVE AMERICAN EAGLE AND BUFFALO DANCES LAS VEGAS NATIVE AMERICAN EAGLE AND BUFFALO DANCES
Native American culture permeates the Las Vegas area, and unknown to many, Native Americans play an active role in the development of the land. Because so much of Las Vegas is or was Native land, whenever ground is broken on these lands a contingent of Native Americans is part of the ceremony. This video contains performances of the traditional Native American "Eagle" and "Buffalo" dances. Please Visit: www.playtimelasvegas.com Thanks, Jim

Channel: Ippysan

Sedona Native American Culture & History Sedona Native American Culture & History Sedona Native American Culture & History
This Sedona video is an excerpt of The Natural Wonders of Sedona... Timeless Beauty. This portion of the video is about the Native American History of Sedona. If you would like to purchase the Sedona video go to www.sedona.tv

Channel: sedonatv

South American native civilization and their contributions South American native civilization and their contributions South American native civilization and their contributions
Short documentary about about the South American native civilization and their contributions to the "new world". The Inca Civilizations was an aboriginal American Indian culture that evolved in the Andean region (western South America) prior to Spanish exploration and conquest in the 16th century. The pre-Columbian civilization was extraordinary in its developments of human society and culture, ranking with the early civilizations of Egypt, Mesopotamia. There are several myths about Pre-Inca Civilizations. As with all ancient civilizations, legends and ancient stone carvings and monuments speak of creation by gods who came from the skies, yet no one is certain how any of these civilizations came into being. Many just seem to spring up as if out of no where. There is a pre-Incan legend that speaks of Viracocha who is depicted in many forms. There is a duality about this deity, which is not unlike gods in other civilizations - the good god and the warrior side to his personality. We see him as he enlightened god in the white robes who brings knowledge and the warrior god with staves in his hands and a sun symbol around his head, not unlike the sun god Ra in ancient Egypt. As we third dimension is a duality - all things have good and evil charactistics - including the gods of all myths. Viracocha - as duality is depicted as the sun god of creation [wearing a sun crown] and the moon god. Viracocha, as the feathered serpent god, is one of the great mysteries of ancient ...

Channel: absalutevalue

Native American Indian Children Boarding Schools Cherokee Carlisle Native American Indian Children Boarding Schools Cherokee Carlisle Native American Indian Children Boarding Schools Cherokee Carlisle
"Our Spirits Don't speak English: Indian Boarding School" is a Native American perspective on Indian Boarding Schools. This DVD produced by richheape.com uncovers the dark history of US Government policy which took Indian children from thier homes, forced them into boarding schools and enacted a policy of educating them in the ways of Western Society. This DVD gives a voice to the countless Indian children forced through a system designed to strip them of their Native American culture, heritage and traditions.

Channel: buffa1o1

Culture of Diabetes - Native Americans and Futurelessness Culture of Diabetes - Native Americans and Futurelessness Culture of Diabetes - Native Americans and Futurelessness
In some Native American communities, diabetes is so common that people grow up feeling that it is in some ways, inevitable. "I don't have diabetes yet," is what Dr. Warne often hears from his patients. Yet hope for the future is an important factor in preventing and controlling diabetes - something health care practitioners need to take into account when treating patients. This video is a Web-exclusive supplement to "Bad Sugar,"Episode 4 of "UNNATURAL CAUSES: Is Inequality Making Us Sick?" This ground-breaking documentary series looks at how the social, economic and physical environments in which we are born, live, and work profoundly affect our longevity and health. The series broadcast nationally on PBS in spring 2008, and can be bought on DVD from California Newsreel, www.newsreel.org Visit www.unnaturalcauses.org to learn more.


Native American Eagle Feathers & Manoomin Project teens Native American Eagle Feathers & Manoomin Project teens Native American Eagle Feathers & Manoomin Project teens
#3 Ojibwa Storyteller explains importance of Native American eagle feathers to Manoomin Project teens in Marquette, MI During the summer of 2007, an Ojibwa elder spoke to Manoomin Project teens about the use of Eagle Feathers by Native Americans including why tribal members can legally possess the sacred feathers. The teens were also told about powwows and the use of ceremonial tobacco as a sign of respect for nature and to Native American culture. Over 100 Manoomin Project teens have planted more than one ton of wild rice seeds over the past four years, however the endeavor also stresses education about American Indian vulture and heritage. Keweenaw Bay Indian Community elder Glen Bressette spoke with the teens in July 2007 at Presque Isle Park along Lake Superior in Marquette, MI. --- Length: 9:32 --- KBIC Website: www.ojibwa.com Keweenaw Bay Ojibwa Community College (Preserving Ojibwa Culture and Embracing Technology Through Education): www.kbocc.org KBIC contact page: www.ojibwa.com --- The Cedar Tree Institute, Marquette, MI non-profit that founded Manoomin Project and other Native American environmental and cultural projects: www.CedarTreeInstitute.org --- related links Ojibwa Eagle Feathers/dream catchers: www.nativetech.org www.rivernen.ca turtle-island.com www.eaglesearth.com www.krolltravel.com www.native-languages.org

Channel: YOOPERNEWSMAN

Spirit of the Native Americans-part 2 Spirit of the Native Americans-part 2 Spirit of the Native Americans-part 2
DISCLAIMER/INFO BELOW SPIRIT OF THE INDIANS An Ambient Musical Journey Through The Land Of The North American Indian This DVD features a selection of beautiful lounge music (modern and authentic native-American style) combined with superb images of the nature, wildlife and the native-American Indian culture in the United States of America and Canada. Shot on several locations in the United States of America and Canada. The copyright in the sound recordings are owned by Music Masters, Northstar Music, Amphonic Music & Really Free Solutions and is licensed to Smith & Co. Sound & Vision BV by Music Masters Ltd. A Joint Smith & Co. / Libra Films Production

Channel: arafel1964

Fighting for the Soul of Native America -- USA Fighting for the Soul of Native America -- USA Fighting for the Soul of Native America -- USA
April 1999 Marginalised Native Americans are using loopholes in reservation law to beat the USA at its best game: making money. For decades Indians have been corralled onto tiny unproductive reservations where alcohol and welfare dependency destroyed their culture. But a loophole in the reservation system - meaning they are not subject to state laws - is enabling Indian tribes to reap riches from the US obsession with gambling. Chief Pico speaks proudly of the transformation of his people, "We're entrepreneurs now, we understand that game...we'll be building a museum dedicated to conTemporary Native America soon with another casino, golf course and hotel." This new found capitalist assimilation though has raised plenty of opposition, especially from neighbouring Nevada, who are outraged that the Indians can run casinos tax free in a State where gambling is illegal. The Vegas gambling chiefs are bankrolling huge opposition groups, and waging a high profile debate on State TV. The casino profits, which by law must be spent within the reservations, are allowing the Indian land to bloom, the start Chief Pico says of a Native American cultural renaissance. Produced by ABC Australia Distributed by Journeyman Pictures


Native American (Plains Indians) tribute - paintings Native American (Plains Indians) tribute - paintings Native American (Plains Indians) tribute - paintings
Note that these paintings portray those Native Americans who lived on the Great Plains! There were many kinds of Native American cultures which were very different from the ones on the Plains! Music: Oliver Shanti - Trail of tears, Tito La Rosa - The dance of the puma and the wolf Artists: Howard Trepning, Craig Tennant, Alfredo Rodriguez, James Bama, Martin Grelle, Kenneth Ferguson, RS Riddick, James Ayers, irving Couse, JD Challenger, Stan Davis, Enoch Kelly Haney, John Fawcett, Kirby Sattler, Dan Mieduch, Bert Phillips, Guy Manning, Roy Andersen, John Demott, Clifford Beck, Dale Van Sickle and a few who I don't know

Channel: Drowfan

REAL Native Americans EXPOSE Fake Natives and the NEW age REAL Native Americans EXPOSE Fake Natives and the NEW age REAL Native Americans EXPOSE Fake Natives and the NEW age
Real Native American Tribes and members EXPOSE fake natives and "new agers". Most fake Natives are white people who claim cherokee,in fact their are more white people who claim fake cherokee then their are REAL cherokee members..YOUTUBE is filled with many of these fake "cherokee' tribes and fake native americans. They are illegal frauds. BEWARE. They are into the "new age" movement or claim to be "celtic".....IT is a FELONY to LIE and claim to be from a federally reconized tribe. THE new age is a complete fraud and IS trying to USE native culture for evil. REAL NATIVE AMERICANS ARE AGAINST THE NEW AGE MOVEMENT!!!


Peaceful Native American Indian Music,Relaxation,Meditation,Stunning American Indian Photos Peaceful Native American Indian Music,Relaxation,Meditation,Stunning American Indian Photos Peaceful Native American Indian Music,Relaxation,Meditation,Stunning American Indian Photos
Enchanting Native American Indian Music, for Relaxation, Meditation, Reflection. Sit back and relax and listen, enjoy the culture and mystical charms of the Native American Indians, watch the beautiful photos of Native American Culture to this amazing music. Sit back and relax. Enjoy the Music. Put your mind at ease, soothe your mind.

Channel: emiratesperfumes

Our Spirits Don't Speak English. Native American Documentary. Our Spirits Don't Speak English. Native American Documentary. Our Spirits Don't Speak English. Native American Documentary.
Our Spirits Don't Speak English: Indian Boarding School is a Native American perspective on Indian Boarding Schools. This DVD produced by Rich-Heape Films, Inc. uncovers the dark history of US Government policy which took Indian children from their homes, forced them into boarding schools and enacted a policy of educating them in the ways of Western Society. This DVD gives a voice to the countless Indian children forced through a system designed to strip them of their Native American culture, heritage and traditions. When it began in 1879, the philosophy of the Indian boarding school system was to kill the Indian and save the man, the mission statement of Captain Richard Henry Pratt, founder and superintendent of Carlisle Indian Industrial School in Carlisle, Pennsylvania until 1904. Jim Thorpe (Sauk and Fox), the iconic hero survived the boarding school system. Grace Thorpe (Sauk and Fox), his daughter, in her last interview before she passed away on April 4, 2008, discusses boarding school experiences in the new documentary. The battle against and the victory over the boarding school monster is told by educators, former and current students who were interviewed at Carlisle, Sherman Indian School, Riverside, Calif., Sequoyah High School, Tahlequah, Ok., Anchorage, Alaska and other locations.

Channel: Kayaani

CHILDREN OF THE STARS ( Dedicated to Native American Woman and their hard work to save the World ) CHILDREN OF THE STARS ( Dedicated to Native American Woman and their hard work to save the World ) CHILDREN OF THE STARS ( Dedicated to Native American Woman and their hard work to save the World )
Native American women traditionally belonged to a culture that gave them respect and where they had power, autonomy and equality. Through the last hundred years and due to European colonization they have lost all that they had. Presently Aboriginal women suffer from a high rate of poverty. They also experience racism and sexism from Western cultures and have even lost respect from their own culture. European legislations, reserve life and residential schools have led to a loss of language, culture, family and self-esteem. But Native American women are the hope of the future for their culture. Native women are making visible efforts to renew traditions and to improve education, through self rule and by healing from within the culture itself. They are a strong group who will not quit fighting for their people because they are still the nurturers, counselors, spiritual and medical healers and providers of the First Nations People. Native women of the past were respected and valued for their contribution to the survival of their families. Their knowledge of plants, their ability to cure and preserve food and their opinion in political matters was all valued. Native women in the present are experiencing a distinct loss of that respect and value from within their culture and from outside of it. They are experiencing increased abuse at the hands of their husbands. Women are also losing respect for themselves as indicated by their increased addiction to drugs and alcohol and by ...

Channel: eursweet7

*We Have Survived*: A Native American Perspective in the 21st Century (IUP-TV) *We Have Survived*: A Native American Perspective in the 21st Century (IUP-TV) *We Have Survived*: A Native American Perspective in the 21st Century (IUP-TV)
This video features an interview between Dr. Richard Lamberski, Professor of Communications Media at IUP, and Clifton Pembleton, a full-blooded Tuscarora Native American and IUP employee. Clifton speaks about the thriving culture of Native Americans today and discusses his perspective on subjects such as the history of his people; Native American art, language, values, and beliefs; and the structure of Native tribes. Produced at the studios of WIUP-TV.

Channel: IUPVideo1875

Native American Indian - Traditional War Dance Native American Indian - Traditional War Dance Native American Indian - Traditional War Dance
The Traditional War Dance is performed by Gary Wis-Ki-Ge-Amatyuk Jr. and his family comes from the Prairie Band Indian reservation in Kansas. The singer is Scott With Horn who is a Lakota Sioux and his family comes from Pine Ridge, South Dakota. Gary's website: www.wiskigeamatyuk.com Gary's Youtube channel www.youtube.com

Channel: cavedracones

Religion experts warned to respect Native American Heritage Religion experts warned to respect Native American Heritage Religion experts warned to respect Native American Heritage
The director/founder of the Turtle Island Project in Munising, Michigan recently delivered a passionate talk about respecting Native American culture and heritage. In his speech, Rev. Lynn Hubbard warned the religious experts that "Christianity must - once and for all - renounce its religious imperialistic tendencies." The Lutheran pastor spoke to the Spirit Scholars conference on August 11, 2007 in Ann Arbor, Michigan about the dangers of intolerance for other people's religions and beliefs. Time: 9:54 The Turtle Island Project will soon be posting additional and improved video from Rev. Hubbard's address. Dr. Hubbard is hosting a series of regional and national conferences and Native American roundtables in Munising, Michigan beginning in September 2007. For more information contact the Turtle Island Project: Rev. Dr. Lynn Hubbard Eden Evangelical Lutheran Church PO Box 360 1150 M-28 West Munising, MI. 49862 call: 906-387-2520 email: TurtleIslandProject@charter.net Summary of Turtle Island Project & TV sites: Turtle Island TV (blipTV) turtleislandtv.blip.tv Turtle Island TV (you tube) www.youtube.com Turtle Island (myspace) www.myspace.com



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