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TOPIC (Click on bold/colored text below for web site or email)
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The introductory prayer by Sam Sapiel was not recorded at the request of UAINE
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00:00
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Moonanum James, Aquinnah Wampanoag, activist and organizer for United American Indians of New England (UAINE.org) (apologies for missing the first few sentences)
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08:39
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Mahtowin Munro, Lakota, activist and organizer for UAINE
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16:35
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Clint Wixon, longtime activist
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18:08
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Lone Eagless, Mashpee Wampanoag (see Wampanoag history)
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19:30
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Millie Noble, Ojibwe, reading a poem (sorry, this reading is difficult to hear at times)
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24:57
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Juan Gonzales, spokesperson for Mayan elders
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29:56
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Teresa Gutierrez, Chicana re Mumia Abu-Jamal
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35:51
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Dr. Bert Waters, Assonet Wampanoag from Mass. Commission of Indian Affairs, reading a statement from Leonard Peltier
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39:17
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Blanket Dance (sorry, incomplete recording of song)
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40:29
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Sam Sapiel, Penobscot, elder
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42:43
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Mahtowin Munro on the plaques that will be erected as part of the settlement with Plymouth arising out of the arrest of 25 activists at the Day of Mourning in 1997, and on the Boston Globe and Herald articles that question whether the reign of terror carried out against indiginous peoples was indeed genocide.
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47:27
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Raul Ruiz, Mexica (& Chicano), including reading of letter from Sub-commandante Marcos of the Zapatistas (see accion zapatista)
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58:23
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short segment of ceremony from Plymouth town square
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58:56
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drumming from dance at gathering following the march
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60:59
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portions of the proceedings at the gathering
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63:08
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End
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hosted by Nancy Nangeroni & Gordene O. MacKenzie