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Rowie Shebala, Love You Some Indians
source: National Poetry Slam 2014

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source: "More In Common", Localish (a brand of ABC), 2019

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Native Americans Return to New York | More in Common

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Arnold Spirit Jr. Is a Spokane Indian. He lives on the rez  but decides to attend school in Reardan, an American town outside the rez. He is the only Indian enrolled in the school. Before leaving, he had a fight with Rowdy, his best friend.

click below to download and read.

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Tommy Orange, There There, 2017
prologue

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documentary trailer
source: National Geographic, 2015

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Experience America’s Largest Powwow | Short Film Showcase

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Tommy Orange, There There, "Orvil Red Feather" (p.121)

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In pairs, discuss and place each of doc. 1-3 on the double paradigm below.

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Read the definition of the 4 categories of ACCULTURATION and then do the same exercice as before, with this new paradigm.

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As you work on the doc. (4-8) assigned to you and prepare a Powerpoint presentation:

summarize key ideas

present main lines of analysis (include quotes)

conclusion : what is the specific angle / approach of Native identity in your document?

place your doc. on the two paradigms we studied

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use the template prepared for you
>> download from Moodle

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sources: changethemascot.org
The Daily Show with Jon Stewart, Comedy Central, 2014

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source: Jillian Jetton, Vogue, 2019

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50 Years After the Occupation of Alcatraz

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please use the specific template for your set of docs
>> download from Moodle

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Dans chacun des 3 documents audio, identifiez l'angle d'approche spécifique adopté, en rapport avec la question de Native identity.

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source: Weekend Edition Sunday, NPR, Feb. 2019

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source: All Things Considered, NPR, Apr. 2017

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source: preview clip from Inside The Met, ep. 2, PBS, May 2021

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Inside the Met

Clip: Episode 2 | 2m 42s | Video has closed captioning.

Learn what inspired Native American artist Kent Monkman to make his nonbinary alter ego the hero of these two paintings in The Great Hall.

Aired: 05/28/21

Rating: NR

Original production funding for Inside The Met is provided by Anna-Maria and Stephen Kellen Foundation, The Jaharis Family Foundation, Seton Melvin Charitable Trust, Elaine and W. Weldon Wilson, Anderson Family …

Original production funding for Inside The Met is provided by Anna-Maria and Stephen Kellen Foundation, The Jaharis Family Foundation, Seton Melvin Charitable Trust, Elaine and W. Weldon Wilson, Anderson Family Fund, The Joseph and Robert Cornell Memorial Foundation, The Carson Family Charitable Trust, Mary and James G. Wallach Foundation, and Mark Hornstein and Barry Neustein. Production Support provided by DRIVE.

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Inside the Met | A Native American Perspective on a Classic Painting | Episode 2

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How a nonbinary alter ego became a hero in The Great Hall.

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question de corpus : identification d'une thématique commune + approche comparative

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sources: www.smithsonianmag.com, www.metmuseum.org