Summary:
In this interview, Ross Harden discusses personal background and issues related to urban relocation.Description:
In this interview, Ross Harden discusses topics related to the Occupation of Alcatraz, anthropologists, the Bureau of Indian Affairs, hardships of life on the reservation, hardships of relocation, police at Fort Lawton, the Hippie movement, killing of Richard Oakes, and discrimination in urban police force against Native Americans. DISCLAIMER: depictions of violence against Indigenous peoples
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Salt Lake City, Utah
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In this interview, Ross Harden discusses The Bay Area Native American Council (BANAC) and the American Indian Movement (AIM).Tribe:
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In this interview, Ross Harden discusses The Bay Area Native American Council (BANAC) and the American Indian Movement (AIM).Tribe:
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In this interview, Ross Harden discusses topics related to activism in the Native community.Tribe: