sorry, the content is informative, thank you... but I just have to say, this gal is so darn cute...
@user-be1ch3vk3c5 ай бұрын
It’s somewhat disheartening to observe Ms. Mankiller’s oversight concerning the centuries-long history of Cherokee slavery, notably the African slaves reduced to mere beasts carrying their possessions along the Trail of Tears. Despite their liberation under the U.S. Emancipation Proclamation, the subsequent denial of citizenship to these Freedmen by Ms. Mankiller, within communities they helped construct through their own labor, is particularly troubling. This situation underscores a complex duality: like many, Ms. Mankiller finds herself entangled in the roles of both the oppressed and the oppressor.
Cool! but now we need lessons on video to study whenever we want!
@user-xp3hd8zu9p9 ай бұрын
Wow 😂
@shirleybarney7282 Жыл бұрын
Nice presentation Lori, my great grandfather was Jesus Arviso. Grand pa was charley Arviso
@mstonua Жыл бұрын
Awe, hearing the descriptions of 'old school visits' forced me to remember those eve's at the home of Rip Woods and Ms Wanda, alongside Senina and Dee Dee. Just as Nina mentioned, the youth were incorporated into dialogues that forced us to think outside of ourselves and just consider things. Valuable experiences! I do recall the christmas cards and Nieman Marcus catalog and I do have MY CARD hanging on my wall.🙂 Thank you to the Black Collections at ASU for celebrating Dr. Grisby and his contribution that touched so many. The power in the reverberation of his life's work and presence will never be fully measured. Blessings to all of you!!
@user-ql2gz2bu7p Жыл бұрын
love it Senina!
@mahreeyahasimel8894 Жыл бұрын
They are mixture of Caucasian, Asians and Mexicans they are not Autocthtonous indigenous American they are from the Bering Strait. The so called African American are your Autocthtomois Indigemous of this land in America
@merrilee4910 Жыл бұрын
*PromoSM*
@darz3829 Жыл бұрын
There are always desperate people who buy into hocus pocus. Indians have parlayed their mystic voodoo into a culture that has been indoctrinated (much by their own portrayals of Indians) and believing that primitive cultures know stuff others don't. The "benefits of chant, songs, prayer, and meditation to physical and mental health. " can be found in any civilization but they are primarily based on belief, not science. Indians love to blame Europeans for decimating their population in early days, yet they probably had the same health abilities shown here to rid themselves of disease. They didn't.
@Unshackled.Dreamer Жыл бұрын
14:15 is where she starts speaking
@cynthiasparkschannel7797 Жыл бұрын
So I shouldn't appreciate zines AS MUCH if their creation has more of a historically white person's root? That doesn't sound racist! I find it so funny how people today are so hooked on the color of a person's skin. It's disgusting and saddening. No one is biologically one race - even if their skin color appears so. Did we conveniently forget or were not taught biology? There have been, and most especially now, not been, a person with an exclusive biological trait (white, black, etc.) for millennia. Those "white folk" you speak of have a mix in their genes from centuries of mixed races. But go ahead and spread low-key hate on people's skin color. I came here to learn about zines, and somehow, I got fed traces of racism. And it's everywhere in this society. I'm part native American, Spaniard, Jewish, and Moroccan. But I sure do love when people like you may box me as "white" simply due to my appearance - very light skin and green eyes. *sarcasm*
@user-sp4pz6ch4i Жыл бұрын
good
@rhainegraves7235 Жыл бұрын
Challenger deaths erased water igloo for next generation azimuth people. Chieftess Wilma Mankiller quarter cursed and labeled a voodoo chip an excuse to murder fema'am indigenous. A capital crime even by a hanging judges standards.
@rhainegraves7235 Жыл бұрын
Literature edit correction: Chieftess Wilma Mankiller. Indigenous not Indian. Dual Citizenship of the USA.
@drasticfred Жыл бұрын
I hope this is not a some kind of "april fools" joke.. Look at the publish date
@aubryilkanic2055 Жыл бұрын
This is super important but also something to remember Little House is based off a real person. Laura Ingles was a real human and we can say hey don't read these books but look at this human who's diary they are based off of. And if you were a little kid who was told these people are "dangerous" and raised to believe natives are evil that's is going to be what is written unfortunately hate is learned. So keeping hers and natives stories are important, but it is important to let kids know that hey these are not at all right views of this group of people the author was a hateful person but this showed one way of life at x time.
@haizzzz7486 Жыл бұрын
Kia Ora😇 Our beliefs are the same. We bury our placenta, it is a source of life so back to papatuanuku - mother earth. Our mountains are sacred also. Before colonisation our medicine man - tohunga were of great importance, same level as the chief of that tribe. We are high believers in Manaakitanga - which is giving, kindness, sharing, community. One word means many things. in our healings, it is vital to remain present. We sing while the person is getting healed. As soon as we get emotional, we have invited what is being healed out and into ourselves. I tend to focus on trees or listening to my environment to remove or stop the thinking. I'm still learning, as I grew up Pakeha. Our language, our practises were beaten out of my grand parents but slowly I learn things from intuition and then find out the maori meaning to what I am doing. Which to me, means it is my tupuna - ancestors giving me insights. It is truly inspiring hearing other indigenous believes, protocols and they match up with ours. Arohanui🥰
@deniseward0022 жыл бұрын
One thing the indigenous didn't have that is a major factor of what we do have today is banks. So we just ignore that? Sure we could bet back to our natural ways but how do we get off banks, and all that comes with that, the enslavement, the disempowerment, the imposed scarcity?
@Amanda-cd6dm2 жыл бұрын
Boy that was freaky. I just said outloud you can feel our long tribal history in Arizona and at that exact moment Mankiller said the same exact thing I said. I do miss Arizona
@Somuchfalsehistory2 жыл бұрын
Can you imagine government selling these lands ? Breaks my heart 💔
@phillyarrowood78682 жыл бұрын
ρяσмσѕм
@48granger2 жыл бұрын
Enjoyed the information shared and glad to know the awareness and the awakening of the presence of Black people here in Arizona and hopefully beyond. Thank you. New beginnings.
@cyn26122 жыл бұрын
" we don't have secret spirit names..." Ah are you sure 😊 That's it? I thought I was going to learn something new. 😶
@mybesthealer2 жыл бұрын
Thank you Dr. Alvord for this wonderful lecture. I loved it!
@bjoburn78212 жыл бұрын
Thanks for sharing life's lessons!
@rosieyellowhair5102 жыл бұрын
I found you on UTube and I am so glad to hear your view on Navajo Traditional ceremony with your doctoral studies and practice. I am Navajo myself and raised by grandparents, uncles and father who were medicine man. I found your presentation very interesting and I also am a sand painter.
@markklis68752 жыл бұрын
There is so much wisdom in this, thank you for sharing this!💜🙏🏻☸️
She asks a few times, why the white man culture doesn't follow the Native way since the beginning....as it actually goes along with all good modern science in the end....The reason "why" the white culture, has never seen the Nature as being "Sacred", is because they never have had the same respect for it..and are motivated mainly, sadly, only by greed ...money......so , they feel "respect"....is a joke.....and not needed...and can be done away with...like mining the Earth...destroying the Earth, to find uranium , to make big money making weapons of mas destruction, to blow up the EARTH with..OR to power up power plants to run big industries with...polluting water , land, air..... etc..... But , the fact is, ..."Respect", is key, core central, to the basic understanding of living in harmony with our selves (healing) and all Nature.. ALL Life , All Creation..."All healing , starts from within.."....a quote from Rolling Thunder , Medicine Man.....RT talked a lot about the lack of respect being the main reason that is the cause for all problems in the modern world, dominated by the white man, the cause of all poverty , sickness, wars, etc, and "war" , he said, "is the worst pollution man has ever created."....He was right...
@billhosko77232 жыл бұрын
Gettagrip u hypocrite...
@ordyhorizonrivieredunord7122 жыл бұрын
Religions are much like women, or you choose one and leave the others or you have to embrace them all🌹🐾🐻✨🦉🌙
@RickarooCarew2 жыл бұрын
such an awesome and excellent teacher... SisStar... thank you so very much... a little more Hozho over here at our house this morning 🌅 ya aát eéh
@RickarooCarew2 жыл бұрын
so . I'm learning Tibetan.. and Dinehotzi... I speak several European languages... to me Tibetan and Navajo sound very similar... and Navajo would work better as a written language using the Tibetan script
@RickarooCarew2 жыл бұрын
walk in beauty... go in Peace ✌️
@deedeedeedee84202 жыл бұрын
Umm auugh... Your tone if voice is just not too!! Inviting... I'll hold off for a bit.
@huitop47622 жыл бұрын
Beautiful 💝
@redinhaler81202 жыл бұрын
Hope I wont be harassed because I am white in that library
@albertmozart60862 жыл бұрын
How childish of you.
@peterjeffries31302 жыл бұрын
@@albertmozart6086 he wrong tho? No race should be discriminated
@albertmozart60862 жыл бұрын
@@peterjeffries3130 Yes, you're right, but this has some context. Their statement shows that they view a recent event a certain way and evidently missed where this event took place. That was the pavilion, not the library, and the students were not harassed for the color of their skin, explicitly. Their race was brought into a fight over the slogans they carried.
@georged8222 жыл бұрын
You will get harassed in the library. The only safe space at the school is the multicultural room. But even that is under attack, which is why I have been seeking refuge in a janitorial supply room, very safe.
@Adam-jw9jv2 жыл бұрын
Since some people just got chased out of your library I’m not so sure your here for everybody…
@cha531 Жыл бұрын
*you're
@deeelle6973 жыл бұрын
This was so moving. Thank you for sharing so much of your culture.
@harrybennett29763 жыл бұрын
Iam asking how code Enforcement to make up laws stealing are house I never vote more
@takuarm3 жыл бұрын
That introduction was too long, she should of just came on and speak her truth. Awesome person.
@DonnaBrooks2 жыл бұрын
Should HAVE. "Should of" doesn't mean anything.
@RayleneG6793 жыл бұрын
thank you , so witty! and true
@ElizabethKlimas3 жыл бұрын
Native Americans looks very very Asian. No doubt that they have Asian ancestry from thousands of years back and first Indigenes inhabitants came through West from Asia.
@latetodagame18923 жыл бұрын
The Navajo disagree
@ElizabethKlimas3 жыл бұрын
@@latetodagame1892 I would like to talk about it. I am tremendous indigenous people lover & admire. Had privilege to work with few 100% native Americans and had female co-worker friend. Love them all. So much, I got badge: “Elizabeth Indian” (made for me because of this by someone who is maybe 50% related but according to story grandparents were 100% native). I wanted to specifically study Native American history in college but the classes were in the midd of the day and I was working student. Never had a chance. I think anthropologist determined that thousands of years ago the first settlers in current USA were people who came from the Asian continent through Alaska/Canada. Would love to hear from Indigenous Americans themselves the history of origin. I am fascinated with it. My childhood hero & ❤️ love was Cochise.
@latetodagame18923 жыл бұрын
@@ElizabethKlimas well, relisted to this because she mentions it and I'll send you a link. And don't worry about percents with me :)
@cyn26122 жыл бұрын
🤦
@billhosko77232 жыл бұрын
@@latetodagame1892 It's a fact... u ignore..
@Nancy-fm1ie3 жыл бұрын
Maria Tallchief was the living legacy of God's love for the Osage Nation. She was America's FIRST prima ballerina. Her people were forced to move several times, then the oil strikes on their purchased land making them the world's richest people group, and then the murders of innocents. She was born during the Reign of Terror. She is God's triumph. The phoenix who rose from the ashes. The Reign of Terror is the focus of Martin Scorsese's upcoming film Killers of the Flower Moon. Meanwhile see if your library will purchase the great documentary about her and the Osage Nation. Called Maria Tallchief and made by Sandy Osawa, a Seattle Native American, who is recounting that filmmaking here.
@timcrawford58823 жыл бұрын
No constitutional right to vote look it up
@animefox13ify3 жыл бұрын
Very interesting and informative, eyeopening to things I had never realized before
@kikeheebchinkjigaboo66313 жыл бұрын
Zines started with as Sci-fiction zines of the 1930s.
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💃 Promo SM
sorry, the content is informative, thank you... but I just have to say, this gal is so darn cute...
It’s somewhat disheartening to observe Ms. Mankiller’s oversight concerning the centuries-long history of Cherokee slavery, notably the African slaves reduced to mere beasts carrying their possessions along the Trail of Tears. Despite their liberation under the U.S. Emancipation Proclamation, the subsequent denial of citizenship to these Freedmen by Ms. Mankiller, within communities they helped construct through their own labor, is particularly troubling. This situation underscores a complex duality: like many, Ms. Mankiller finds herself entangled in the roles of both the oppressed and the oppressor.
Chieftian ®Chieftess Wilma Mankiller.°Soap.°™ (-∆)(-∆x)4D (-∆India)
😈 "promo sm"
Cool! but now we need lessons on video to study whenever we want!
Wow 😂
Nice presentation Lori, my great grandfather was Jesus Arviso. Grand pa was charley Arviso
Awe, hearing the descriptions of 'old school visits' forced me to remember those eve's at the home of Rip Woods and Ms Wanda, alongside Senina and Dee Dee. Just as Nina mentioned, the youth were incorporated into dialogues that forced us to think outside of ourselves and just consider things. Valuable experiences! I do recall the christmas cards and Nieman Marcus catalog and I do have MY CARD hanging on my wall.🙂 Thank you to the Black Collections at ASU for celebrating Dr. Grisby and his contribution that touched so many. The power in the reverberation of his life's work and presence will never be fully measured. Blessings to all of you!!
love it Senina!
They are mixture of Caucasian, Asians and Mexicans they are not Autocthtonous indigenous American they are from the Bering Strait. The so called African American are your Autocthtomois Indigemous of this land in America
*PromoSM*
There are always desperate people who buy into hocus pocus. Indians have parlayed their mystic voodoo into a culture that has been indoctrinated (much by their own portrayals of Indians) and believing that primitive cultures know stuff others don't. The "benefits of chant, songs, prayer, and meditation to physical and mental health. " can be found in any civilization but they are primarily based on belief, not science. Indians love to blame Europeans for decimating their population in early days, yet they probably had the same health abilities shown here to rid themselves of disease. They didn't.
14:15 is where she starts speaking
So I shouldn't appreciate zines AS MUCH if their creation has more of a historically white person's root? That doesn't sound racist! I find it so funny how people today are so hooked on the color of a person's skin. It's disgusting and saddening. No one is biologically one race - even if their skin color appears so. Did we conveniently forget or were not taught biology? There have been, and most especially now, not been, a person with an exclusive biological trait (white, black, etc.) for millennia. Those "white folk" you speak of have a mix in their genes from centuries of mixed races. But go ahead and spread low-key hate on people's skin color. I came here to learn about zines, and somehow, I got fed traces of racism. And it's everywhere in this society. I'm part native American, Spaniard, Jewish, and Moroccan. But I sure do love when people like you may box me as "white" simply due to my appearance - very light skin and green eyes. *sarcasm*
good
Challenger deaths erased water igloo for next generation azimuth people. Chieftess Wilma Mankiller quarter cursed and labeled a voodoo chip an excuse to murder fema'am indigenous. A capital crime even by a hanging judges standards.
Literature edit correction: Chieftess Wilma Mankiller. Indigenous not Indian. Dual Citizenship of the USA.
I hope this is not a some kind of "april fools" joke.. Look at the publish date
This is super important but also something to remember Little House is based off a real person. Laura Ingles was a real human and we can say hey don't read these books but look at this human who's diary they are based off of. And if you were a little kid who was told these people are "dangerous" and raised to believe natives are evil that's is going to be what is written unfortunately hate is learned. So keeping hers and natives stories are important, but it is important to let kids know that hey these are not at all right views of this group of people the author was a hateful person but this showed one way of life at x time.
Kia Ora😇 Our beliefs are the same. We bury our placenta, it is a source of life so back to papatuanuku - mother earth. Our mountains are sacred also. Before colonisation our medicine man - tohunga were of great importance, same level as the chief of that tribe. We are high believers in Manaakitanga - which is giving, kindness, sharing, community. One word means many things. in our healings, it is vital to remain present. We sing while the person is getting healed. As soon as we get emotional, we have invited what is being healed out and into ourselves. I tend to focus on trees or listening to my environment to remove or stop the thinking. I'm still learning, as I grew up Pakeha. Our language, our practises were beaten out of my grand parents but slowly I learn things from intuition and then find out the maori meaning to what I am doing. Which to me, means it is my tupuna - ancestors giving me insights. It is truly inspiring hearing other indigenous believes, protocols and they match up with ours. Arohanui🥰
One thing the indigenous didn't have that is a major factor of what we do have today is banks. So we just ignore that? Sure we could bet back to our natural ways but how do we get off banks, and all that comes with that, the enslavement, the disempowerment, the imposed scarcity?
Boy that was freaky. I just said outloud you can feel our long tribal history in Arizona and at that exact moment Mankiller said the same exact thing I said. I do miss Arizona
Can you imagine government selling these lands ? Breaks my heart 💔
ρяσмσѕм
Enjoyed the information shared and glad to know the awareness and the awakening of the presence of Black people here in Arizona and hopefully beyond. Thank you. New beginnings.
" we don't have secret spirit names..." Ah are you sure 😊 That's it? I thought I was going to learn something new. 😶
Thank you Dr. Alvord for this wonderful lecture. I loved it!
Thanks for sharing life's lessons!
I found you on UTube and I am so glad to hear your view on Navajo Traditional ceremony with your doctoral studies and practice. I am Navajo myself and raised by grandparents, uncles and father who were medicine man. I found your presentation very interesting and I also am a sand painter.
There is so much wisdom in this, thank you for sharing this!💜🙏🏻☸️
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She asks a few times, why the white man culture doesn't follow the Native way since the beginning....as it actually goes along with all good modern science in the end....The reason "why" the white culture, has never seen the Nature as being "Sacred", is because they never have had the same respect for it..and are motivated mainly, sadly, only by greed ...money......so , they feel "respect"....is a joke.....and not needed...and can be done away with...like mining the Earth...destroying the Earth, to find uranium , to make big money making weapons of mas destruction, to blow up the EARTH with..OR to power up power plants to run big industries with...polluting water , land, air..... etc..... But , the fact is, ..."Respect", is key, core central, to the basic understanding of living in harmony with our selves (healing) and all Nature.. ALL Life , All Creation..."All healing , starts from within.."....a quote from Rolling Thunder , Medicine Man.....RT talked a lot about the lack of respect being the main reason that is the cause for all problems in the modern world, dominated by the white man, the cause of all poverty , sickness, wars, etc, and "war" , he said, "is the worst pollution man has ever created."....He was right...
Gettagrip u hypocrite...
Religions are much like women, or you choose one and leave the others or you have to embrace them all🌹🐾🐻✨🦉🌙
such an awesome and excellent teacher... SisStar... thank you so very much... a little more Hozho over here at our house this morning 🌅 ya aát eéh
so . I'm learning Tibetan.. and Dinehotzi... I speak several European languages... to me Tibetan and Navajo sound very similar... and Navajo would work better as a written language using the Tibetan script
walk in beauty... go in Peace ✌️
Umm auugh... Your tone if voice is just not too!! Inviting... I'll hold off for a bit.
Beautiful 💝
Hope I wont be harassed because I am white in that library
How childish of you.
@@albertmozart6086 he wrong tho? No race should be discriminated
@@peterjeffries3130 Yes, you're right, but this has some context. Their statement shows that they view a recent event a certain way and evidently missed where this event took place. That was the pavilion, not the library, and the students were not harassed for the color of their skin, explicitly. Their race was brought into a fight over the slogans they carried.
You will get harassed in the library. The only safe space at the school is the multicultural room. But even that is under attack, which is why I have been seeking refuge in a janitorial supply room, very safe.
Since some people just got chased out of your library I’m not so sure your here for everybody…
*you're
This was so moving. Thank you for sharing so much of your culture.
Iam asking how code Enforcement to make up laws stealing are house I never vote more
That introduction was too long, she should of just came on and speak her truth. Awesome person.
Should HAVE. "Should of" doesn't mean anything.
thank you , so witty! and true
Native Americans looks very very Asian. No doubt that they have Asian ancestry from thousands of years back and first Indigenes inhabitants came through West from Asia.
The Navajo disagree
@@latetodagame1892 I would like to talk about it. I am tremendous indigenous people lover & admire. Had privilege to work with few 100% native Americans and had female co-worker friend. Love them all. So much, I got badge: “Elizabeth Indian” (made for me because of this by someone who is maybe 50% related but according to story grandparents were 100% native). I wanted to specifically study Native American history in college but the classes were in the midd of the day and I was working student. Never had a chance. I think anthropologist determined that thousands of years ago the first settlers in current USA were people who came from the Asian continent through Alaska/Canada. Would love to hear from Indigenous Americans themselves the history of origin. I am fascinated with it. My childhood hero & ❤️ love was Cochise.
@@ElizabethKlimas well, relisted to this because she mentions it and I'll send you a link. And don't worry about percents with me :)
🤦
@@latetodagame1892 It's a fact... u ignore..
Maria Tallchief was the living legacy of God's love for the Osage Nation. She was America's FIRST prima ballerina. Her people were forced to move several times, then the oil strikes on their purchased land making them the world's richest people group, and then the murders of innocents. She was born during the Reign of Terror. She is God's triumph. The phoenix who rose from the ashes. The Reign of Terror is the focus of Martin Scorsese's upcoming film Killers of the Flower Moon. Meanwhile see if your library will purchase the great documentary about her and the Osage Nation. Called Maria Tallchief and made by Sandy Osawa, a Seattle Native American, who is recounting that filmmaking here.
No constitutional right to vote look it up
Very interesting and informative, eyeopening to things I had never realized before
Zines started with as Sci-fiction zines of the 1930s.