Nurse Shasta sent me a link to the Native comedy group the 1491s a while back, and I particularly enjoyed this video, a satire about the casting of Natives for the Twilight movies. For those who don't know, there's a tribe of Native Americans (specifically the Quieluete tribe) who are werewolves. In the movie, I mean, not in real life. I mean, they're not werewolves in real life. Anyway, the 1491s made this video and it made me laugh a lot. Since the last of the Twilight movies is out now, I thought I would share it:
If you're interested in the Native point of view on things, here are three places you should take a look:
1) My friend
Mark Charles. And ESPECIALLY if you live in the Washington, D.C. area you should consider attending the
Conversation for Reconciliation on December 19th.
2) A great book I read recently is
On the Rez![](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_t0ytxMLlrlmBddOEepFdnG41Dh1rBtAow8yJZPCqgnHo_IO6GwqH1nV75JXw80bFPvGYUg95MlXlWcPHtiFAqTIdyJlh5jBcQg0YoFXcSUc3Dctp0be0V7tzJoosSnl64V_c3SssEl0SygZ5WA=s0-d)
by Ian Frazier.
3) You might also enjoy
One Church, Many Tribes by
Richard Twiss.
1. Mark Charles is awesome, as is his blog, and I wish i lived near D.C. so I could go.
ReplyDelete2. I'm pretty sure that the best part of this video is the credits...and his dance/war calls during them...hahahaaaaaaaaa
Yeah. I like the part where they refuse to apologize for their sexiness. Ha ha ha.
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