John Trudell’s Dark Poetic Reality

November 14, 2010 at 2:16 am (culture, education, entertainment, environment, ethics, exploring interconnectedness, history, Indigenous People, life, music, Native Americans, nature, poetry, politics, random, religion)
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More Native American Heritage –the poetry and thoughts of John Trudell.  This is a small presentation of an often ‘invisible’ element of Native American life –the activism, poetry, world view of John Trudell and others like him. Clearly,  based on these few videos there’s more than poverty, suicide and despair on the minds of America’s Indians. They share the same value for the Earth as other Indigenous People around the world.  Listen close because Trudell has paid a high price for speaking his mind.  Agree with him or not, I doubt you’ll accuse him of shoveling any bs for the sake of bs.

Shanti Om  

Please  also visit mAdgA’s “Totem” post  –>    http://clegyrboia.wordpress.com/2010/11/26/totem/

Note: Native Spirit Radio hosted by Rhonda airs at 5  pm cst every Sunday on www.kkfi.org .  Rhonda presents music, interviews, and news from across Indian Country.