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Beyond Recognition: Indigenous Activism

Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive
November 14, 2019 by Naniette Coleman

The ironically titled Home of the Brave, a four-minute history of conquest and subjugation of Native people, offers a searing critique of settler colonialism. Drawing on archival materials, the experimental film lay claim to an island commemorates the 1969 American Indian takeover of Alcatraz Island. As Long as the Rivers Run documents a Nasqually transgenerational family’s struggle to ensure their fishing rights are honored. The documentary Beyond Recognition models an alternate activism. Rather than working through the courts to gain federal tribal recognition, these Bay Area Ohlone activists organize to buy and conserve land for indigenous people to live freely.

November 14, 2019 /Naniette Coleman
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