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Within the indigenous community itself, is there resistance to finding more than/beyond the reservations they've been confined to or is the majority of the resistance from the national governments?

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They are speaking the same message as there anesters but there speaking it a new way. This creats a new way of seeing the same problems and can lead to people to look for new solutions for age old problems

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What is there end goal? What are they hoping to achieve
Who is the main demographic of there music? Who are they reaching out to?
What are the steps they plan to take to reclaim what was taken from them.

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In many ways the Indigenous people face many of the same hardships as those of the African American community but I wonder how the similarities and differences of their histories have shaped the prejudice still present in the systemic racism we see today which is still affecting them in the present?

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What is the full history to the 7th generation prophecy and are we in the midst of that 7th generation?

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What kinds of resources are there that are available to Native kids to ensure they get the help they need and stay connect to their culture?

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How popular is their music compared to other artists and how much media awareness does it get?

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How did this community get affected once Obama was out of office? (Since Trump almost immediatly stopped Obama's excutive order to stop the pipeline)

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How can minoritized groups come together to object and denounce a common opposition instead of protesting in isolation when it is regarding a humanitarian issue rather than solely race/ethnicity?

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Is music the best way to get across their message? To what extent is music the most effective way to reach people?

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The musician activists and communities shown in the film talk about the threats to preservation of their culture and land, but what else can be done and what can other people do to promote cultural preservation?

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Does this music only get listened to within this tribe? Or does it reach other native tribes?

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Other than the self-defense classes and speaking at schools, what preventative measures can  be taken?

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In a world like ours where there are so many issues and injustices affecting so many communities, is it best to focus on one big goal and accomplish it, or is it best to distribute the attention and resources to all these causes? How can we devote enough time and energy to all of our communities and loved ones at the same time?

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I think ways cultural preservation can be promoted is more media coverage and educating more people about it. More people need to be aware of the issues like this.

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What is the most effective way to preserve indigenous stories and language when most of the knowledge lives with their elders?

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In general there aren't many resources available native people in general, including kids. In the 4j district though, you can get connected to good resources through Ms.Brenda or through the NASU

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I know that one way in which indigenous communities were affected by the Trump administration was because of the wall. They desecrated native land to build it.

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how would the young native youth find help for their mental state after fighting the US government, fighting the oil companies, high suicide rates, high kidnapping rates and sexual assault rates?

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How would we get their music out so it could hit a different demographic and the media?