We are Puyallup: A Brief History of the Puyallup Tribe
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ส.ค. 2024
- This is a history, not the history of the Puyallup Tribe. This is a history of our people passed down from written records and oral traditions.
Produced by Puyallup Tribe Historic Preservation Department.
This work shall not be tampered with or duplicated by any party other than the Puyallup Tribe Historic Preservation Department.
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Thank you for making this. Living here my whole life as a white person brought up to think of myself and this land as american, it is really illuminating for me to see the places I am familiar with and have been around all my life from the perspective of the people it was stolen from. I know these coasts and rivers and roads... But from the wrong angle.
Excellent intro to tribal history in the area. "A history" vs "the history" won me over immediately
Thank you. I knew the richness and of the culture, but I did not know the extent of the brutality and cheating against the the Puyallup people and the resiliency. Beautifully done.
They hide it its sad if i were white i couldn't live with its wrong
I’m honored to live on your land. Just moved to Wuana. I made an offering of gratitude to have this opportunity. Thank you.
I really enjoy hearing about this history. Please produce more as I know there is much more to this story.
Beautiful and insightful video introducing the conflicts and battles the Puyallup tribe had to face and overcame with strength, love and determination for our people. What an incredible tribe to be apart of and represent ❤️❤️
This is great! Great job Charlotte and everyone else involved in the making of this video.
Thank you so much for helping preserve history! I appreciate the hard work you have done.
Really great documentary, me and my fiancée moved to Puyallup from west Seattle and it’s great learning some of the tribe and city’s history
I learner many things I did not know. Thank you for this!
I was also glad to learn more details of the wars and resistance and how they lead to some changes.
I grew up near Puyallup (PHS 65) and this feeds my soul to see such strength - God bless every one of you and may He confirm your future.
Thank you for sharing! This knowledge is so important, and should be taught in schools.
Love. Visited your cemetery recently and was moved to tears.
Very well done. I learned some new things.
This is amazing - thank you so much for sharing it.
awesome video
Thank you for sharing the history of the Puyallup Tribe ❤️
Thank you for sharing a part of your history.
So lit I definitely enjoyed
Thank you. I've lived in Seattle for several years and just now really learning about the first people who lived here
Thank you. I did not wish to take only to help and heal
Lots of information! Natives were doing awesome! But the Puyallup tribe will conquer and vanquish!
Excellent history.
8:39 this really does give perspective on the general treatment that was received. I mean in any other case a site where such an important battle took place such as this would have a big monument and likely a large space would be left alone and preserved. Not here.
My grandbabies are 1/2 Puyallup Indian, and we bought our home near the Casino. Love the New Casino, but miss the Concerts we could hear from our backyard. It's discusting what the gvmt. has done by basically stealing your land. Thank you for making this.
Thank You 🙏
Thank you ancestors 16070 daes indigenous and loving it the documentary was so so up lifting and devastating at the same time but still we rise #SAVGLYF
Thank you for sharing the history of the lands in Washington. History sure hurts.
What was the original name of Mt.Ranier?
təqʷuʔmaʔ (Tahoma)