Teonna Rainwater's Journey | 1923 | Paramount+
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- “Teonna got pushed beyond her limits. So she had to make a stand.” #1923TV #FYC
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This is really my favorite story line. I think they could/should do an entire series about the *true history* of the indigenous peoples of North America. Teonna's story has significant weight because it is the shared story of hundreds of thousands of indigenous peoples.
I completely agree!
ie. real Americans whose land this really is & I say that as an Indian-American whose people come from India.
@@panjabipandit whose land is it?
Yeah come on Taylor Sheridan - a Rainwater spin-off !
Can't change history great story line
What an actress! I hope she wins awards!!!! Omg! I cried watching her scenes
Her scenes are very disturbing, but the story needs to be told. Like going to the holocaust museum, I forced myself to watch and not look away. Sometimes with tears streaming down. The only way to honor those who endured such trauma and atrocities, is to face it, to know and understand what happened so that it doesn't happen again.
The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing.
Thankfully, Catholic schools have undergone reforms over the past century to abolish what is essentially physical abuse/assault. All in the name of religious purity.
To @cocoj126: The comment that “the only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing” (Edmund Burke) doesn’t apply to the American Indians Wars. Each side knew the fight was for the right to call this our land. It was a bunch of fights/massacres, that lasted a very long time. It’s over. The white people won, and the Indians lost. The Reservations were the result, though. In addition, good men weren’t doing nothing during the Indian Wars. Far from it, that was one of the major things the Indians did not like about the Europeans/Americans settling in the West. There were too many European-Americans that kept on invading their land. So currently, I guess there could be an uprising of Indians living on the Reservations against the Americans not living on Reservations (including the many Indians that do not live on Indian Reservations), but I doubt it. The last Indian boarding schools closed in the 1980’s. And yes, I am skeptical that all 523 boarding schools were just like those depicted in this tv series. However, it is true that Catholics are very determined to give their students an excellent education. And the nuns and priests don’t put up with a bunch of crap in their class rooms like American public educators have to. Also, the fact that the schools were started to assimilate Indian children into white society makes perfect sense. Why fight a war if both cultures can live side-by-side in harmony. I notice that nothing was mentioned about Indian tribes doing the same thing to white children they kidnapped. The Indians assimilated white children into Indian culture. Sometimes the white children were severely punished for things they did wrong. Sometimes, when white children were returned to their white families, they couldn’t stand white culture anymore. Some ran back to the Indian tribes. If they couldn’t, sometimes the outcome was not a good one. However, other children were glad to be back with their white families.
As an aside, be sure to document what other people say with quotes and a name.
@@patrickhuot001Exactly. Also, I think some of what’s going on is that young people these days aren’t used to the type of discipline (harsh) that was used back then (kosher harsh, not this terrible stuff done to some of the Indian children in some of these terrible boarding schools).
@@shawnaweesner3759 You people keep calling them Indians when they should be called Native Americans.
@@patrickhuot001No they haven't
She really is a fabulous actor. I hope she wins many awards for her portrayal of Teonna. I cried when Hank got shot, was shouting at the screen 'don't leave the gun!!!!!'
Her story arc is even more interesting than the Dutton main one. Great acting by Aminah!
I absolutely love this show! I can't get enough!
I love teonna i love this show ❤
She really should be nominated for an Emmy! It was so painful to watch all of her scenes
Beautiful story ! Yellowstone 🇺🇸!! Bringing the truth about travels of all our people and paths they took amazing storyline great job!!
Oh my god she is so good. Someone give her a award.
give her urself
Hank’s death and her anguish made me sob.She’s one of my favourite characters for sure!
Aminah Nieves is such a good actress!!!!
Love this story in 1923.. and its true this stuff happened!! brilliant acting from Aminah Nieves and Sebastian Rochè
When I saw this ,my past started to hunt me ..I went through all this king of pain and harsh panishment by sister in bording school for 6 year .my name is Christina and being a catholic I hate sister especially nun so much..I suffered this because I belong to a poor family . whatever you are seeing in this all happened to me in India..
🫂 there there❤🩹
I’m so sorry ❤
#braidsforcole
We will forever keep you in our hearts
I hope she gets a break soon she’s had a rough start. But it’s very real to the times that we’re going on back then
Aminah Nieves does such a phenomenal job portraying her.🪶❤❤❤
In many ways -she IS her! ❤🔥👊🏾
Shes so beautiful and a incredible actress! I hope we see more of her!
Esto sí que es una serie guapa 🤠👏👏
I love Native American history! It's about a people who are closer to the earth and it's spirituality than so many of us.
Track down the series 500 Nations hosted by Kevin Costner.
This woman deserves an oscar, as an indigenous I wouldn’t be able to play a role that would trigger me
Love this story ❤️ 😎
That’s just a trailer but the acting is so moving and amazing
I feel like she should return to that horrible school to liberate it. That would be a brilliant ending in her story.
It was so hard for me to watch her story. 2 of my grandparents were in residential schools, one in Michigan and one in Canada
Que genial historia , lucha por su libertdad e identidad, que genial y valiente.
I loved Teonna at her weakest moments is where she found most of, her strength. Wonderful series.
Teonna ❤❤❤❤
Teonna’s storyline was the only one I found fascinating.
The best.
Proud to be Native American ♥
Donde puedo ver esta pelicula en español completa
God I hope she gets revenge on that priest and that cop who murdered her grandma
Where can I watch this??
Mo brings plenty is my favorite
I wish back then, all those poor children abuse and torture for the church, would have been like Teonna, rise againts thoses monsters and could go back to their families
😢
Does anyone know when Yellowstone and 1923 will be returning to TV?
Where i can watch full movie ...? 🤔
i am Indian from India. I have a question why native Americans are called Indians?
When the European explorers where crossing the ocean in the 15th century they thought they were going to the west Indies. Instead they stumbled upon north and south America. America was named after the explorer Amerigo Vespucci. And the indigenous people were called Indians.
@@robertclark6349 , they thought they were going to India and the (East) Indies. They discovered the West Indies.
@@CalLadyQED 5th grade was 35 years ago. Oops
No one does that
Imagine a very scary person haunts those who dares spilled innocent blood.
This is so good this story is being told,too show how abused children were treated
You should study the history of Indian boarding schools before you believe everything you see on tv.
What the name of the movie ?
Where can I see the full movie ? Very interested
It’s a TV series called “1923” on Paramount Plus and is a spinoff prequel of the “Yellowstone” TV series.
Thank goodness Mo was there
Как филм назеваиза?
Her story is very sad :((
This is only a lucky one ,who fought for self
My real life
I'm curious to see if her story ties into Monica
This same is still now happening in poor country and in India also because same type of tourcher I also faced by nuns
Whats the sense of Indian in this movie I didn't understand it
How bad people use religion to rule the world. I feel sorry for every lost soul. The payback is much deserved.
Ese tipo de situaciones, se daban más con los protestantes.
the Catholic church that is known for its cruelties
This is why I don't trust men of the cloth or men in suits and badges
@@royalanempire2965. Well then, you are uneducated. There are a lot of bad people who are not priests and nuns, or police officers.
Get the out of here
Nobody questions the accuracy of this story? We just accept it as true?
Found the revisionist
@@jake.notfromstatefarm Did you find any actual evidence yet?
You can Google it. Teonna may not have been real but her story is the story of hundreds of thousands of Native Americans that were forced to go through the Indian boarding schools.
Wow Bootlicker much ain't ya gringo?
@@ethanlong4670. Yes, well the reality of many of these children, at that time, as they faced living on a reservation, was starvation. And some of these boarding schools were fine. There were good people and bad people working in these schools. Some of the boarding schools had just bad people; unfortunately, I don’t think this tv series tried to show a more nuanced storyline.
True image of catholisism
This is not a very nuanced, complex story of a boarding school. Many Indian children were helped because of the boarding schools. Granted, one of the major reasons was to help the children integrate into our European-American culture. But of course, the same thing was done to white children taken captive by the Indians. They were bombarded with Indian culture until they understood it. It bears saying, there was a winner and a loser of the Indian Wars. The Indians lost.
Unfortunately, Woke has permeated this series. There is no mention of the cruelties of the Indians to the white settlers, nor any mention of the cruelties of Indians toward Indians. There are no complexities in this storyline. The only storyline is the white man oppressing the Indian (a people that have more melanin in their skin than white people, something neither people can help). There were many different tribes of Indians, and the truth of is that there were good and bad Indians, and good and bad white people. I don’t see any storylines in this picture of Indians getting drunk; raping white women; bashing the brains of white babies out on rocks; taking hostages; kidnapping children; tattooing the faces of white slaves; cutting off the noses of white victims they have enslaved; torturing and killing white settlers, or killing Buffaloes just for the skins. The last massacre of a white settlement happened in 1862. There is a book about it called The Spirit Lake Massacre, written by one of the young girls who was kidnapped. Her entire family was brutally murdered except for her older sister, who was in town at the time of the massacre. The Indians drowned one of the middle-aged white women they kidnapped, making fun of her while they did it. Always the children are exposed to these horrific acts. Finally, I would like to speak about the Indian schools run by Catholics -nuns and priests, and some by Christians. It has always been the goal in most shows run by Democrat Progressives or Leftists that they must make the Catholic Church out to be bad, and certainly every nun and priest out to perform depraved acts. Just as with schools today, there were good people and bad people running these schools, and working in these schools. But the truth is that without many of these schools, many Indian children would have died from starvation. Also, some of these schools were very well run with people running them that cared about the plight of the Indian children. But the issue with all these schools, once again, was the sheer difference between the English-American culture and the Indian culture. For example, cutting the hair off or cutting it short on Indian children, usually there was no vendetta against Indian children when doing this. Short hair is the American culture. However, I’m sure some Catholic nuns or Christian teachers were mean about it. The exact opposite happened to white children taken captive by Indians. The Indians allowed the white children to grow their hair long, but it sure didn’t look all beautifully kept like in this unrealistic show. A person must look at pictures from that era of Indian children. Some of the children had well kept hair, but many did not. I would guess the children had lice, too, when they first came to the school. Discipline was another huge cultural difference. Indian children were allowed to roam free and do anything (within reason). This was very different than English-American culture. Children were taught to sit still for long periods of time, and the discipline measures for infractions were severe, many times. The sadness of this is that European-English- American culture seemed to make Indian children very sad, not to mention the fact that they were apart from their people, who could not care for them. I don’t think that we today fully appreciate how absolutely poverty stricken the Indians were when they came into the reservations. And far from all Indian children being kidnapped from their parents and taken to these boarding schools (which some children were), some parents sent their children to these schools, and some children had to attend as they had no one to care for them. Some Indian boarding schools did allow the children breaks to go home (I’m thinking of those in Canada). Anyway, the point here is that there is only one storyline-Indian children as victims of the white oppressors.
insane how you took this storyline and warped it into an injustice against white people and the Catholic Church. there’s no “woke” agenda here, it’s just history. and the fact that you’re so personally offended that they chose to center the very real and very tragic stories of native americans who continue to suffer to this day just reinforces how much we need shows like this nowadays.
What fantasy is this?
This is not fantasy, simple historical fact. The atrocities in boarding schools and the attempted cultural genocide are simple facts that you try to deny in vain. The majority of Americans never want to face historical crimes and flee into denial. But in vain anyway. Reality cannot be denied. If there is no other way, you have to push it in the faces of the reluctant.
BO OH O WA ER