Presented by Dale S. Brenneman, Arizona State Museum, Bernard Siquieros, Tohono O’odham Nation Cultural Center and Museum and Ronald Geronimo, Tohono O’odham College
So much more meaningful and powerful when an O’odham speaks. O’odham speak from centuries of oral tradition versus ‘research’ which is so often tainted by myopic white perspective. The two different perspectives can be heard here. Appreciated so much the O’odham commentary included for 14 1/2 minutes of the 1 hr and 37 min presentation.
So difficult these days to tell the difference between academia and advocacy. Like tea and soup, both are good on their own, but both are ruined when combined.
So much more meaningful and powerful when an O’odham speaks. O’odham speak from centuries of oral tradition versus ‘research’ which is so often tainted by myopic white perspective. The two different perspectives can be heard here. Appreciated so much the O’odham commentary included for 14 1/2 minutes of the 1 hr and 37 min presentation.
And what exactly are you doing to educate people keyboard warrior ?
Thanks for sharing!
Excited to hear about this.👍🏽
So difficult these days to tell the difference between academia and advocacy. Like tea and soup, both are good on their own, but both are ruined when combined.
What great line, I'm going to steal it. Is it original?
Tea is basically soup soooooo
If academia is evidence-based, then it shouldn't be divorced from activism. If so, what's the point of studying the subject?
Sounds like you do not recognize Native Americans as humans.
False dichotomy passing as logic.