This is one of two of my poems first published in Red Ink International Journal, Dec. 2016, and upcoming in (link) “Writing History” (tr. “Geschichte schreiben”), translated and part of an anthology in German, on decolonizing history and how history is told. Edited by Sharon Dodua Otoo and Manuela Bauche, published by S Fischer Verlage. The publication […]
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#BookLaunch July 5, 2018 in #Berlin- “Geschichte Schreiben” or “Writing History”
Two of my poems, “The Color of Your Skin” and “Threatened by Beads” are included in this anthology of essays, art, poetry and more. First appearing in Red Ink International Journal’s special issue, Standing With Standing Rock (December 2016), my work was translated to German for this edition of Neue Rundschau, published by S. Fischer […]
My Film Excerpt in Deutsches Hygiene Museum’s New Exhibition on Race – May 19, 2018 to Jan. 6, 2019
Pleased to announce my small part in the upcoming opening of a new exhibition on race at the Deutsches Hygiene Museum in Dresden, Germany. Film footage from my documentary film, “Forget Winnetou: Loving in the Wrong Way” (2018), will be part of a critically needed discussion on the origins of the race myth, and the […]
Official Selection for First Nations Film & Video Festival, May 1-10, 2018
If you’re in Chicago, May 1-10, 2018, our documentary Forget Winnetou: Loving in the Wrong Way will be screened at the First Nations Film and Video Festival. Also playing will be “Reclamation”, a short documentary by Viveka Frost (Teques/Caribe) who is a participant in “Forget Winnetou!” Please follow the link to their Facebook event page or website to see a […]
New Teaser for #Documentary: “Forget Winnetou! Loving in the Wrong Way”
The only film of its kind, a documentary produced and directed by Red Haircrow, on Native stereotypes in Germany, white supremacy and the racism they and other peoples of color face on a daily basis. This is a reality often very different from the experiences of occasional visitors and performers enthralled by the “Indian Craze” […]
