Chapter
The Importance of Recognizing Present-day Native Peoples
04:08 - 13:57 (09:48)
The speaker emphasizes the existence of present-day Native peoples and their continuation of traditions, despite a frequent focus on their past in American history. She also discusses the negative portrayal of Native peoples by colonizers and tourists in the past and present-day, especially concerning land ownership.
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The speaker emphasizes the importance of acknowledging that many Native peoples are still living and practicing their traditions today while discussing the history of Native Americans in the past tense in order to educate listeners about their history.
04:08 - 05:52 (01:43)
Summary
The speaker emphasizes the importance of acknowledging that many Native peoples are still living and practicing their traditions today while discussing the history of Native Americans in the past tense in order to educate listeners about their history.
ChapterThe Importance of Recognizing Present-day Native Peoples
Episode21: Little Islands. The Dark History of America’s National Parks
PodcastNational Park After Dark
A discussion on the disconnect that modern-day Americans have with nature and how that's different from the relationship that Native Americans had with the land they lived on, worshipped in, and altered to suit their needs.
05:52 - 10:41 (04:48)
Summary
A discussion on the disconnect that modern-day Americans have with nature and how that's different from the relationship that Native Americans had with the land they lived on, worshipped in, and altered to suit their needs.
ChapterThe Importance of Recognizing Present-day Native Peoples
Episode21: Little Islands. The Dark History of America’s National Parks
PodcastNational Park After Dark
A discussion on how Native peoples have been historically misrepresented in the description of land they inhabit by non-Native explorers and the importance of recognizing the sacredness of these lands.
10:41 - 13:57 (03:16)
Summary
A discussion on how Native peoples have been historically misrepresented in the description of land they inhabit by non-Native explorers and the importance of recognizing the sacredness of these lands.