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A People's History

What Hollywood Gets Wrong About Native America

Season 2 Episode 5

Why aren’t Native people– and their stories – ever the crux of your favorite films? From films used as a tool of genocidal propaganda, to award-winning Indigenous stories in Hollywood, how far has Indigenous media representation come and where is it headed? Tai Leclaire and experts track the past, present and future of Indigenous entertainment.

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Tai Leclare and experts explore Native American identity.
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How did Native Americans end up on Reservations?
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Where does the Asian fetish come from?
A People's History of Asian America
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