Let's talk (real quick) about Addams Family Values (1993) and the infamous Thanksgiving scene.
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Art by Jeremy Ferris.
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For one week in 1968, singer and activist Harry Belafonte guest hosted the Tonight Show for Johnny Carson. Belafonte and his guests talked about the Vietnam War, poverty, native rights, race, and interracial relationships, making his one week stint an encapsulating lesson of the turbulent year that was 1968.
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Art by Jeremy Ferris.
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Let's talk about whitewashing, Natives in pop culture, and Iron Eyes Cody.
Art by Jeremy Ferris.
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In today’s episode we’re going to analyze the 1992 film Thunderheart and look at the very history that influenced it: the 1970s Native Movement - from John Trudell and Leonard Peltier to corruption and water pollution.
Art by Jeremy Ferris.
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In this episode, we're going to talk about a cartoon from 1945, its stereotypes of Native people, and some history of the California Gold Rush.
Art by Jeremy Ferris.
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