Looks Like Daylight (2013)
“The motive was to get Indigenous people off land that mining and energy companies wanted to exploit. From 1953 to 1962, termination was the official policy of the US government — 109 tribes were told they didn’t exist anymore, including the Klamath in Oregon and the Menominee from the Wisconsin area. More than one million acres of Native land was taken from them, and more than 13,000 Native Americans lost all tribal affiliation.
Indigenous peoples have a history of fighting for their rights..., in groups such as the All Indian Pueblo Council — which formed initially in 1598 and then was renewed in the 1920s — and the National Congress of American Indians, which began in 1944. The termination policy galvanized a new era of activism, and the National Indian Youth Council was formed in 1961.
United National Indian Tribal Youth (UNITY) is an organization that brings together Native young people and trains them to be leaders in their local communities and on national issues.MoreLess
Indigenous peoples have a history of fighting for their rights..., in groups such as the All Indian Pueblo Council — which formed initially in 1598 and then was renewed in the 1920s — and the National Congress of American Indians, which began in 1944. The termination policy galvanized a new era of activism, and the National Indian Youth Council was formed in 1961.
United National Indian Tribal Youth (UNITY) is an organization that brings together Native young people and trains them to be leaders in their local communities and on national issues.MoreLess
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