RE: Black Indians in the West

2006-02-06 Thread Sandra









Hi Don,

You might try this website for information. There is an 
e-mail link to inquire.

http://blackindians.com/new_page_1.htm

Sandra







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RE: Black Indians in the West

2006-02-06 Thread Brill de Ramirez, Susan
Don,
 
What is your individual email address?  I cannot tell from the post.  I will 
relay your question to a listserve restricted to Native Studies scholars and 
will send you replies, or have folks reply directly to you.
 
Sandra, thank you for noting a BlackIndians website.  That is a popular site 
that I cannot recommend other than for anyone's personal interest in the 
current movement of people interested in tracing their Native ancestry.  The 
individuals listed as black Indians are not tribal members.  Some may indeed 
have Native ancestry; a few may be tribally connected [e.g., involved members 
of a tribal community].
 
If anyone is interested in the exhaustive issue of indigenous authenticity, see 
last week's _LA Weekly_ for a story well beyond the dilemmas of James Frey's 
writing.  The qualities of honesty, honor, dignity, and authenticity appear to 
be in such sort supply these days.  The story involves a writer who passed 
himself off as Navajo, naming himself Nasdijj [which, I might note, is not a 
Navajo name and merely a Navajo sounding jibberish].  This one story helps to 
articulate why issues of tribal membership are important in Indian country.
 
All the best to everyone,
 
Susan
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Subject: Black Indians in the West



Dear Friends,
The Community  Culture working group of the Great Falls Poverty
Reduction Organization of Opportunity Link
(http://www.opportunitylinkmt.org/) is looking at the possibility of
having a program next year during the MLK Day/Black History Month
time period.  One possible topic under consideration is Black
Indians in the West.  We are looking for possible speakers.  At this
point I don't know how much money beyond expenses would be available.

If anyone knows of anyone who would be a good presenter/facilitator,
please contact me.

Don C

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Black Indians in the West

2006-02-05 Thread Don Calkins

Dear Friends,
The Community  Culture working group of the Great Falls Poverty 
Reduction Organization of Opportunity Link 
(http://www.opportunitylinkmt.org/) is looking at the possibility of 
having a program next year during the MLK Day/Black History Month 
time period.  One possible topic under consideration is Black 
Indians in the West.  We are looking for possible speakers.  At this 
point I don't know how much money beyond expenses would be available.


If anyone knows of anyone who would be a good presenter/facilitator, 
please contact me.


Don C

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He who believes himself spiritual proves he is not.






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