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In reply to the discussion: Last night, I watched a sick western movie w/ Natives scalping settlers [View all]lunatica
(53,410 posts)10. Many, especially the Navajo were relocated to the Bay Area last Century
My mother, not a Native American, taught Child Development in pre school and Kindergarten in a facility called Hintil in the Oakland Unified School District. Its for Native American children. She had a few Navajo friends. Our families got along very well. We went to many pow wows and ceremonies and funerals. She died but I have some original art stone sculptures from a Navajo artist friend of hers. He was a child when his parents took him along to reclaim Alcatraz Island. All the Indians had family stories and plenty of history to share. Im very glad to have lived that chapter of my life.
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Last night, I watched a sick western movie w/ Natives scalping settlers [View all]
Jeffersons Ghost
Sep 2019
OP
Relatively old - but by then, educated producers knew the truth about scalping.
Jeffersons Ghost
Sep 2019
#2
My grandmother (in the SE United States) had a neighbor who had been scalped alive as a child
RandySF
Sep 2019
#5
How about slaughtering unarmed Natives - on reservations - for dancing?
Jeffersons Ghost
Sep 2019
#9
Do you really think you are 'teaching' people here something we do not know about?
pangaia
Sep 2019
#33
There is something very bizzar(damn I can;t spell thatt) very bizzaar-- bizaarr-- about this OP..
pangaia
Sep 2019
#28
"The history of the buffalo is entwined with the plight of the Native Americans,"
pangaia
Sep 2019
#31
Fascinating discussion here. Do you happen to remember what channel it was on?
underpants
Sep 2019
#26
Not really. By the time Europeans arrived in North America the damage had been done.
GulfCoast66
Sep 2019
#40