pilgrims and indians. the link between the holiday and that history appears to date to 1841. when the reverend alexander young published a primary source account of the 1621 harvest feast hosted by plymouth county -- with colony and attended by neighboring waanoags. here is the document and footnotes. as a historian, tre are a few famous footnotes but this is o of them. it read this was the first thanksgiving, the harvest festival of new england. this primary source was widely read and over the next several years various authors artists and lecturers disseminated the ideas until americans especially in the northeast, took it for granted. predictably, new englanders were the first to tout the pilgrims as national founders and their dinner with indians as a template for thanksgiving. for theest of the country to go along the nation first had to subjugate the tribes of the great plains and far west. only then could white people stop vilifying indians as bloodthirsty savages and give them the nonthreatening ro

a more indian america. in which native people could " regain the position in this untry that is rightfully ours." there are so many reasons for americans to try to tell the history of plymouth and thanksgiving with three-dimensional wampanoag people at the center. thanksving is a focal point for considering the native american role in the nation's past. it is bad enough to have gotten the story so wrong for so long. it is downright inexcusable. to continue the annual tradition of having teachers, politicians, and television producers traffic in the thanksgiving myth. and, residential homes and shopping cters export decorations of heavy pilgrims and inans. -- happy pilgrims and indians. these practices dismiss native peoples very real historical dramas at white hands in fav of depicting their ancestors as consenting to colonialism. thcall the csequences harmless is to igno the chorus of native americans, our fellow americans, w say that the hurt is profound, particularly, fo their children. in april -- plura

happy american indian heritage month.plause] it is such an honor for the american indian cultural center to host the celebration in the people's house. we are very grateful for this partnership with the mayor's office to bring us together to honor or heresy honor 4 hero who is committed their time and energy for the betterment of the indian know community in the bay area. the american indian center is an exciting place need to bring visibility to the american indian community through our programs and events. in 2015 that we community members set out to get some seed monfret art's commission 50 thousand dollars to start and create programming for the american ind jaernt that was once called the indian center. with this seed money granted us to be a virtual center and mull we have the financial stability to have a cultural stage on mission street. we are so grateful for the sfpt of mayor breed to finish the construction of our new art space. it was 3 years ago the center advocate forward our first and only american indian c

where many came from an indian tribe to indians are full sending indian backers to use violence of watching the construction sector. they see a designed to replace spanish to getting records. is it the target advantage? you're welcome to the the news. a chart that you could join us a more than 2 week long efforts to rescue 41. construction workers dropped in a ton of them. in india has succeeded. older men were pulled out from behind about 60 meter of debris. they were working in the tunnel in the himalaya, as when a southern line slide dropped to them. but a determined rescue effort involving both machine and manual digging managed to free them. after 17 long r d was days, the search and rescue mission is held. as the success of the work is have been rescued. the states and doctors have examined them, all of them have been sent to us. the 41 men survived for over 2 weeks and the collapse tunnel things to supply of oxygen and food provided to them through narrow pipes that rescuers manage to get through. yeah, i did, it was a very challenging task on the work and struggled inside the tunnel

so i visited many indian concert words, indian classical concerts at the beginning when i discovered in music. and yeah, there was this tablet player and he was very great. and i was very like enthusiastic about hearing the different variations of sounds and the speed and everything. the techniques and i just wanted to learn it was like right away decision. and then this problem for every came i tell the teacher i love the variations of sounds like you can always spice of the sounds like there are so many different ways. and if you learn the top loves, there is no stop cast may is hoping to visit india soon to meet the hundreds of thousands of followers who keep inspiring her to sing more indian songs. she also wants to encourage blind people to pursue their dreams. just like she did in the world of indian music. the how can you bring the color? mary delights from nigeria to the british college, one bite at a time, according to nigerian siblings. if a young well and emma cut frederick, they opened a toughest restaurant in london, turning their culinary dreams into reality. the welcom

but the creek indians there. expulsion to oklahoma was just it by thee out ohat suffered by about, 25% to a third perished in route to oklahoma, a and that in nutshell is is the creek war. so what were the consequences of the creek were again i would argue that it was a most consequential conflict between the united states and american indians in our history, because what the creek war did was it opened the deep south to the cotton culture, you know, like the so-called black belt, the richest, the richest cotton growing land in the south was until defeat of the red districts sticks creek creek country and the defeat of the creeks again made possible the settlement of the western half of georgia, the settlement of alabama and, the settlement of mississippi, and really gave rise to the to the conditions that that led to the american civil war. cotton the cotton kingdom was kind of on on not on on on the downswing necessarily, but it was it was it was stagnated until the end of the creek war and the subsequent that

the indians now saw they were our property continue. crockett women and darted from the cabins to surrender. the crockett saw seven women clutched at the hunting shirt of a stunned militiaman. he also counted 46 warriors running side of the single cabin for a last ditch defense. as crockett's company approached the place, a woman sat in the doorway prepared to resist quote, she placed her feet against bow she had in her hand and then took the arrow and raising her feet. she drew with all her might and let it fly at us. and she killed a lieutenant, marveled crockett, who had never before seen a man killed a bow and arrow. his enraged fired at least 70 musket balls into the woman. her death elated the tennesseans, and they showed the red stick in the cabin, no mercy, we shot them down like dogs, crockett confessed. bullets easily penetrated the thin clapboard walls, shredding inside with splinters, balls and buckshot to complete the carnage. crockett's detachments at the cabin of fire burning the wounded inside the deaths the gore made an

why does the indian government feel sole tightened by it? you know, the, it's a very complicated situation. india has had more real dentist attack almost as 2012 but the present government has been adopters. um, as a big issue, domestic really em, the domestic audiences basically telling domestic audiences and due to put it out there. basically it is a kind of adult wesley i focused on me or you know, many uh so you're not doing this. i've gone on a bunch of stuff as well, but i'm having quite raised it at the same level, but already a separate do sort terrace in mode and offer additional operations against india. have been to the bottom right. really with the time being. thanks so much for joining us today. one of joshi from the observer. it says foundational. thank you, sir. the now he was one of the most powerful diplomats in us history. henry kissinger died at his home in connecticut on wednesday of the age of 100. the former us secretary of state was a device of figure in global politics. and his legacy in extra has been much debated as

did use, or is it used when the indian artifacts were stolen from indian temples? houses balances are sent us dated to the british museum. di british museum. just feed a big stolen item. the and here we are, the night outside of it is rosie, i'm just me, it's gorgeous. from the outside. less on the inside. it's quite controversial. as some people might want to call it. so let's head inside and see what are some of the artifacts taken from india that this idea is i mind had, i live in new delhi and i'm just recently graduated from masters and television school in london. so i was about to move out from london. come back to india, and when i got this opportunity, i thought that was the best way for me to spend my last days in london by going and going and looking at these museums that had artifacts and guys showed bases of belonging to my own country to you see this entire section is fairly solid, asian loaded artifacts and all the things i saw that kind of the light did my, my love for history and i was literally experiencing it see in front of me. and it was of a v

the indians. but that's part of what we're discussing here, right? how these origin stories develop in how we call an entire group of people indians with no distinction, tribe, ethnicity, what have you. so before we get to the feast, because there's another point i want to make about origin stories before we get to the nitty gritty of that 1621 dinner. who are the indians that the pilgrims interacted with? they were the wampanoags. they were a group of the numbers are impossible to determine. we're talking about somewhere between ten and 40,000 people living between the south shore of wh's now massachusetts bay all through cape cod, and then westward to the border of narragansett bay, where, you know, the centerpiece of rhode island today, they're an algonquian speaking group. algonquian, there's a language mily that extends from the canadian maritimes down to virginia and then west across the eat lakes to the rocky mountains and and beyond. they're one of many tribal groups or indian nations in s

in the united states, us prosecutors 5 charges against an indian man for acting at the behest of an indian government official, to king a seat separate is out dumbing all the charges. and when they, in fact, us endeavor nations and henry kissinger dies of age of 100, we look at the former us diplomats mixed legacy issues. the . i'm british ben as you're welcome to data munoz aisha. i'm glad you could join us in the series allegations linking the indian governments to an assassination plot in the us. as a matter of concern, your daddy said this was country to government policy. india has already set up a high level approach to investigate the allegations. these were made by us officials in a court case against an indian man who was arrested in the czech republic. and he was accused of working at the behest of an indian security official to assassinate us based 6 separate this lead up then to the 1st one is not named in the indictment . neither use the legs to victim to us media outlets say this man is the target of an alleged assassination plot by the indian government, which considers them

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