Difference between revisions of "On Indians Past and Present [1957] (Q5940)"

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Dr. Ruth Underhill speaks to Native Americans from the Sioux and Navajo peoples and seeks to understand how they have adjusted to life in modern America.

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English	On Indians Past and Present [1957]	Dr. Ruth Underhill speaks to Native Americans from the Sioux and Navajo peoples and seeks to understand how they have adjusted to life in modern America.

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This is Indian country . I recorded educational radio presentation produced by the University of Denver. [IndianCountry/Past]

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Dr Ruth. Under him. We started to Indian country last summer in a station wagon loaded with recording equipment suitcases. [IndianCountry/Past]

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There was no one here and you know so here we have one type of modern Indian. [IndianCountry/Past]

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Study to get all these instructions from you just tell him he didn't want to get on the track. [IndianCountry/Past]

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Anyway there is that feeling in many many Americans that we treated the Indian shabbily and as a result we owe him quite a bit. [IndianCountry/Past]

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It was hard to get to nice. They sat out here and union coming in from the M&M hot in there surrounded by soldiers right there. [IndianCountry/Past]

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So why don't they just shot him. [IndianCountry/Past]

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Perhaps a solution could have been managed without so much fighting. [IndianCountry/Past]

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We'll have the wisdom for a peaceful solution wasn't present. [IndianCountry/Past]

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I must admit that in early days after the fighting it sometimes was it was true. [IndianCountry/Past]

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Eventually of course in years to come that land will become property . [IndianCountry/Past]

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The same is true of the food although in lesser degree the Superintendent James Kauffman told me they were increasing. [IndianCountry/Past]

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He spoke through the interpreter both with tears in their voices. [IndianCountry/Past]

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We have the right to become American civilization. [IndianCountry/Past]

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The mystique about what was in the treaty shows clearly enough how little understanding there was between the two parties when those arrangements were made. [IndianCountry/Past]

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And I have read it. Play on and confrontation came. [IndianCountry/Past]

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Then the main tank there and he was comped. [IndianCountry/Past]

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Now you also told me that they really feel they have a grievance that when the council meetings they talk a good deal about the white man's game to them in some measure . [IndianCountry/Past]

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So I had a little trouble finding disgruntled people among the Navajo until I hit on old Joe never sleeps. [IndianCountry/Past]

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And a crane Yeah very few . And if it were not for the track you work you know that. [IndianCountry/Past]

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Also as a medicine man he has lost patients because so many go to the white doctor. [IndianCountry/Past]

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Yeah turn us loose way and we're going to have a hard time. [IndianCountry/Past]

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He feels like quiting that a good deal of the trouble is with a pseudonym so there's approximately. [IndianCountry/Past]

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So it was necessary to feed. They were issued and only other staples. [IndianCountry/Past]

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I got the same general picture from Bob Bennett and the other employees in the Sioux Reservation and he's also an important official in the National Congress of American Indian. [IndianCountry/Past]

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So I think it finally resolves itself down to an individual basis and Azeez individual opinions acquire social economic and political literacy they leave the reservation. [IndianCountry/Past]

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Forget that he is and have a home in other words you don't think there can be any compromise between keeping the Navajo way of life and having the prosperity of a white man. [IndianCountry/Past]

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Indian Country [1957]

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