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130. Echo - Episode 4-5 Join Ashley and Hugh as they welcome to the show Johnnie Jae, Choctaw artist, activist, and founder of A Tribe Call
Folks, this is one of the best discussions we've ever had on Podcast-616! Joining Hugh & me to discuss Echo episodes 4-5 is Choctaw artist and activist, Johnnie Jae. Check it out! Part of We Made This.
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“First look at @Disney @wreckitralph 2's addition of disney princesses including Pocahontas 😡 and they have her sitting there letting a white girl touch her hair.....let's talk about how problematic this https://t.co/vrJQADpJc3”
I was going to screencap everything but didn’t feel like it. Anyways, this is Johnnie Jae’s take on the new Wreck It Ralph 2 trailer that features Pocahontas and I pretty much co-sign on all of this (also she referenced the article I wrote for Indian Country Today so that’s awesome!).
Since it's Christmas and I was thinking about my grandparents and how much they would just love the nieces and nephews. If they were here, I'm sure we'd still be required to sing for our presents cuz' that was just the way it was. Not perfect, kind of pitchy and this version is kind of hard...so many words. So don't judge too much and Merry Christmas. (Johnnie Jae)
Listen in as Johnnie Jae discusses the #MMIW with Colleen A Cardinal of Families of Sisters in Spirit. We also discuss how colonialism manifests itself and affects our families and communities.
On September 26, the Goodblanket family along with several native organizations hosted a rally against police brutality at the Oklahoma State Capitol. Here are a few recordings of the speeches that were given.
