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![The Road to Wounded Knee I](images/fileicons/nodigital.png)
SAME AS CD 168.
Events on the Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota before and during the declaration of Independence by the Tribal Chiefs. Hour 1 of 5 hour program. 1st hour: story of conditions on Pine Ridge Reservation, the activities of the elected tribal leader/dictator Richard Wilson which led to his impeachment, and a view of what life was like on the reservation. Additional notes: Program includes rock-like music song, “Spread your wings and fly/ Give peace a holiday/ Give us just a little more time), Treaty of 1868, broken promises of treaty payments, Indian Reorganization Act of 1934 erases sovereign status of nations, problems with mixed blood tribal bureaucracy ripping off own people, tribal police corruption and payoffs, taken away of local self government, and federal government denies self sufficiency.
![The Road to Wounded Knee I](images/fileicons/nodigital.png)
SAME AS KP 107.
Events on the Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota before and during the declaration of Independence by the Tribal Chiefs. Hour 1 of 5 hour program. 1st hour: story of conditions on Pine Ridge Reservation, the activities of the elected tribal leader/dictator Richard Wilson which led to his impeachment, and a view of what life was like on the reservation. Additional notes: Program includes rock-like music song, “Spread your wings and fly/ Give peace a holiday/ Give us just a little more time), Treaty of 1868, broken promises of treaty payments, Indian Reorganization Act of 1934 erases sovern status of nations, problems with mixed blood tribal bueracy ripping off own poeple, tribal police corruption and payoffs, taken away of local self government, and federal goverment denies self suffiency.
![The Road to Wounded Knee II](images/fileicons/nodigital.png)
SAME AS KP 111.
Events on the Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota before and during the declaration of Independence by the Tribal Chiefs. Hour 1 of 5 hour program. 2nd hour:
story of conditions on Pine Ridge Reservation, the activities of the elected tribal leader/dictator Richard Wilson which led to his impeachment, and a view of what life was like on the reservation. Additional notes: Program includes rock-like music song, “Spread your wings and fly/ Give peace a holiday/ Give us just a little more time), Treaty of 1868, broken promises of treaty payments, Indian Reorganization Act of 1934 erases sovern status of nations, problems with mixed blood tribal bueracy ripping off own poeple, tribal police corruption and payoffs, taken away of local self government, and federal goverment denies self suffiency.
![The Road to Wounded Knee II](images/fileicons/nodigital.png)
SAME AS CD 169.
Events on the Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota at the begining of Wounded Knee. Hour 2 of 5 hour program. 2nd hour: Programs contains demands on AIM, the status of negotiations of the first 4 weeks of the oppucaption, the declaration of an Independent Oglala Nation and armed struggle with U.S. Marshalls. On Feb 27, 200 members and supproters took over the small village of Wounder Knee South Dakota. AIM demanded immediate investigation of conditions on the Pine Ridge Reservation, a study of US treaty violations and a instigation and reorganization of Indian Affairs. Program chronicles daily updates of negotiation process including attacks, killings, holding AIM demands and declarations of nation sovereignty.
![The Road to Wounded Knee IV](images/fileicons/nodigital.png)
SAME AS KP 113 .
Events on the Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota reagarding Wounded Knee. Hour 4 of 5 hour program. Hour 4: An interview with Crow Dog, the chief spiritual advisor to AIM and the Independent Oglala Nation. Topics discussed: the red man philosophy of life, need for human recognition by the white man, spiritual and political leadership of AIM, situation and poverty of Indian People today, the Indian Way of Life, broken promises, white man brings sickness to western hemishpere, red man fighting for un-born generation, militancy as reaction to white man discrimination, Ghost Dance, reincarnation, “relation” concept as core of life, and Crazy Horse as savior.
![The Road to Wounded Knee III](images/fileicons/nodigital.png)
Carter Camp, One of the founders of AIM talks about the oppression of the Native American and the civil rights struggle that has developed.
SAME AS CD443
![The Road to Wounded Knee IV](images/fileicons/nodigital.png)
SAME AS CD 170.
Events on the Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota regarding Wounded Knee. Hour 4 of 5 hour program. Hour 4: An interview with Crow Dog, the chief spiritual advisor to AIM and the Independent Oglala Nation. Topics discussed: the red man philosophy of life, need for human recognition by the white man, spiritual and political leadership of AIM, situation and poverty of Indian People today, the Indian Way of Life, broken promises, white man brings sickness to western hemisphere, red man fighting for unborn generation, militancy as reaction to white man discrimination, Ghost Dance, reincarnation, “relation” concept as core of life, and Crazy Horse as savior.
![The Road to Wounded Knee V](images/fileicons/nodigital.png)
A demonstration in Rapid City, South Dakota, where members and supporters of the American Indian Movement who took over Wounded Knee in South Dakota protest the Department of the Interior rejecting a request for a land permit. Indian, White, and Chicano supporters attempted to get past the barricades and violent confrontations with the military and police resulted in the killing of a young Chicano man. Protesters spoke about government media control and lack of fair coverage and police and BIA violence as well as Chicano support of Native Americans.
Tom Cook, the president of the Indian Press Association, and an Iroquois, describes the sophisticated culture and governmental structure on the Mohawk reservation; a new movement of Native Americans that are refusing to subscribe to traditional American values and conventions and that they will not concede to a government that shows disregard for land, water and life. The Mohawks refuse to acknowledge the Canadian/American border which separates their land.
Readings from Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee:Indian History of the American West.
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