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Overcoming Historical Trauma

Today Dakota people strengthen their culture through a variety of ways and tell their...

12/26/2013

The Past Is Alive Within Us: The U.S.- Dakota Conflict

Overcoming Historical Trauma

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Today Dakota people strengthen their culture through a variety of ways and tell their...

Today Dakota people strengthen their culture through a variety of ways and tell their own history as a means to deal with and overcome historical trauma. Guests: Katherine Beane, Franky Jackson, Dallas Goldtooth, Grace Goldtooh-Campos, Carolynn Schommer, Harry Running Walker, Sisokaduta Joe Bendickson, Jacob Chamberlain, Diane Wilson, Jalen Morrison, Aliah Gilbert, Wicahpi Cavanaugh, Ernie...

12/26/2013

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The Past Is Alive Within Us: The U.S.- Dakota Conflict is a local public television program presented by TPT

Cross Cultural Interactions: Europeans expand east...

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Clip: Special | 8m 38s | The relationship between settlers and Native people has been over simplified. (8m 38s)

Exile: Forced March, Internment and Relocation

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Clip: Special | 11m 6s | Many Dakota who had taken no part in the war were marched to the concentration camp... (11m 6s)

Introduction

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Clip: Special | 8m 19s | The six week long U.S.-Dakota War of 1862 still causes pain today. (8m 19s)

The Journey of Little Crow's Remains

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Clip: Special | 9m 49s | Souvenir hunters and doctors dug up the bodies of the men executed in Mankato... (9m 49s)

The Past Is Still Alive Within Us

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Clip: Special | 5m 40s | Survival and remembrance Guests: Reuben Wambdi Kitto, Katherine Beane, Mary Wingerd... (5m 40s)

Reconciliation and Healing

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Clip: Special | 16m 12s | Since 1970, Dakota people have gathered in Mankota to hold commemorative Powwows... (16m 12s)

Retribution and Hanging

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Clip: Special | 6m 19s | Commanding officers of the government's army sought retribution against the Dakota... (6m 19s)

Settlers Flock to Minnesota

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Clip: Special | 7m 44s | Immigrating families, looking for new beginnings, flood the Minnesota Territory. (7m 44s)

Some Dakota Take Action

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Clip: Special | 12m 27s | Starving, the Dakota could not wait much longer for the annuity payments to arrive... (12m 27s)

Telling the Dakota Story

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Clip: Special | 4m 19s | Using film and humor, Dakota people strive to tell the Dakota perspective. (4m 19s)

Treaties: land cession and deception

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Clip: Special | 4m 15s | Henry Sibley and Alexander Ramsey play a vital role in treaty negotiations in 1851. (4m 15s)

Unfulfilled Promises

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Clip: Special | 8m 24s | The Dakota struggle to maintain their traditional lifestyle. (8m 24s)

War

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Clip: Special | 4m 56s | Governor Ramsey appointed Henry Hastings Sibley to lead soldiers against the Dakota. (4m 56s)

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