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More than 50 years ago, a group of indigenous Americans took control of Alcatraz -- an island that belongs to the Ohlone people. That event, known as the Occupation of Alcatraz, was an inflection point for tribes in California and nationwide. In this clip, we explore that history from someone who was part of the occupation and what it meant for native peoples still fighting for freedom today.
We visit the ancestral land of the Pit River Tribe in Shasta County. The tribe’s land once extended 3.5 million acres. Today, it has less than 10,000 acres. Tribal members are now fighting to reclaim the land that was taken from them centuries ago in the landback movement. Assistant Professor Kerri Malloy, “No one alive today is responsible for what happened in the past. We are responsible for knowing what happened.
Honoring the tradition, culture and resistance of the Indigenous peoples. Each year, on Indigenous Peoples Day and Thanksgiving morning, a couple thousand people take ferries across the Bay to attend the sunrise gathering on Alcatraz. The event honors the lives, sacrifices and courage of their ancestors.As part of our series Race in America: the Conversation, we continue to showcase the important work being done in communities.
Part 2 of our conversation with people on the front lines to prevent crime discuss street culture, gun violence and building relationships.As part of our series Race in America: the Conversation, we continue to showcase the important work being done in communities, in their own way and in the workplace.
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