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Wounded Knee: The Longest War 1890-1973 – Black Flag (1974)

“The longest war that the United States government has ever waged has been against the American Indians. The war has never ceased.”

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Japanese Delegation Supports U.S. Anti-Nuclear Movement – Tom Barry (1978)

“Guided by Indian representatives from the National Indian Youth Council (NIYC), they saw the largest open pit uranium mine in the world, the Jackpile mine on the Laguna reservation, where Native American miners are on strike for a new contract.”

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The Last Speech of Deskaheh (1925)

“You would call it Canada. We do not.”

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Anna Mae Aquash, Indian Warrior – Susan Van Gelder (1979)

“This biography of the development of Anna Mae Pictou Aquash as Indian woman and revolutionary shows feminists, Indian activists, and all serious revolutionaries why our enemies were so anxious to end her life and thought.”

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Repression on Pine Ridge – Amherst Native American Solidarity Committee (1976)

“Anyone who witnessed the murders of Black leaders like Fred Hampton in [1969] under the FBI’s COINTELPRO operations knows the lengths to which they are willing to go to crush progressive movements.”

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Indian Activist’s Bold Life on Film – John Tuvo (1980)

“‘Brave Hearted Woman,’ a 90-minute documentary film on the death of Indian activist Anna Mae Pictou Aquash, touched the hearts of a good-sized crowd at SF State’s McKenna Theater Tuesday and raised disturbing questions about American law officials’ dealings with Indians.”

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