Join me and a special guest on 27 February 2021, for an online screening & discussion of the documentary, “Forget Winnetou! Loving in the Wrong Way”. View trailers and other videos at VIMEO. This event is part of a series by Exil – Osnabrücker Zentrum für Flüchtlinge e.V., titled “Schwartz ist der Ozean”. It starts […]
Category: cultural appropriation
The Persistence of False Equivalents & the Justification of “Indian” Experts – Twitter’ing
I work everyday in some way with BIPOC and persons of European heritage who are working to make the world a better place for all peoples, albeit they may be doing so in quite different ways. It’s a multi-faceted problem our world is facing, so of course, multi-faceted and many-vectored ways are needed to create […]
#NowAvailable at @Vtape – #Documentary “Forget Winnetou!” on Native Stereotypes, #Racism & White Supremacist Ideology
The revolutions and protests we’re seeing around the world today are because issues like these have been minimized and ignored for too long. Accurate history and self-representation have not been taught by those who made themselves dominant through violence then conveniently tried to erase their history of genocide, enslavement & capitalist greed, resulting in the […]
2 March in #Berlin a #Fokusgruppengespräche on Cross-Cultural Solidarity – I’ll be on panel
Organized by and at Xart Splitta, Red Haircrow will participate in a Fokusgruppengespräche with others. The theme? Cross cultural solidarity – “The idea is an open conversation/discussion’s main goal will be to work out the current “needs, wishes, demands” in regard to cross-community solidarity.” Moderated by Xart Splitta, other panelists will also include Mai Zeidani-Yufanyi, […]
New at #DeutscheWelle “Why #Germany can’t quit its racist #NativeAmerican problem”
And despite claiming to be open-minded and non-racist, it is no surprise to us that except for one film festival solely dedicated to “immigrant” and refugee issues, not one German film festival, distributor or TV/Media source or outlet accepted or showed interest in our film, “Forget Winnetou! Loving in the Wrong Way”. Yet many others […]
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