Pbs: Indian Pride: Myths and Real Truths, Part 5

An interview with Fawn Sharp, president of the Quinault Indian Nation of Washington, about myths surrounding Native American society and culture. [9:42]

Various speakers discuss myths and truths about Native Americans in this video. [4:43]

The Lefty's Little Steppers dance group from the Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa Indians in North Dakota demonstrate their craft. [3:48]

Betty Cooper, a councilwoman of the Blackfeet Nation of Montana, describes how children are raised in the Blackfeet tradition and the roles of mothers, fathers, and other family members in protecting children. [3:37]

Economic opportunities and other issues of Indian gaming are examined in this video. [5:14]

This episode of Indian Pride examines some treaties and their impact on our country and Indian nations. [4:51]

The Eyabay Drum and Singing Group from Red Lake Band of Chippewa Indians in Minnesota perform with a drum while singing a traditional song. [4:36]

A traditional bird singer from the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community of Arizona sings a song about the sun. [6:40]

Indian government structure varies from tribe to tribe across the United States as explained by members of various Indian tribes. [5:42]

Learn about the different concepts of land ownership, effects of the first contact between American Indians and Europeans, relocation, allotment, and loss of land and culture. [5:08]