4.8 • 8K Ratings
🗓️ 13 September 2021
⏱️ 31 minutes
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0:00.0 | This episode is supported by the FX original series Reservation Dogs. |
0:05.3 | From Sterling Harjo and Taiko ITT, Reservation Dogs is a half-hour comedy that follows the |
0:10.8 | adventures of four indigenous teens in rural Oklahoma. Reservation Dogs, now streaming exclusively |
0:17.8 | FX on Hulu. Just a note before we get started. The stories we're sharing this season touch on |
0:25.1 | different kinds of trauma. Please take care of yourself while you listen. Think back to the |
0:30.7 | beginning of the pandemic. Not the first time you heard about a new potentially serious virus |
0:37.2 | or the first case in the United States, but those couple of weeks in March when the reality of |
0:43.0 | coronavirus hit all at once. So this was like the day in Massachusetts at least the day before like |
0:50.8 | everything completely shut down. Like everybody's on the in panic because this is when COVID just |
0:56.0 | happened in March and nobody knows what the hell is happening but that everyone has to disinfect |
1:00.5 | their hands and stay away from each other and all this stuff. This is Talia Landry, citizen of the |
1:05.6 | Mashpee Wampanoag tribe. In those chaotic weeks of March 2020 her tribe was waiting on word from |
1:12.1 | the federal government. We're literally sitting here waiting for the phone call to say hey you have |
1:16.9 | funding like you can supply these you know disinfectants and all these things to your tribal |
1:23.4 | members so they can be clean and try and stay safe during this pandemic and then they call us |
1:27.4 | and are like no actually you're not going to have your reservation land anymore. We'll be |
1:32.0 | disestablishing your reservation lands due to the decision that was made in this first district court |
1:38.0 | Bazaibla. I think everyone was looking at each other like what the hell just happened. |
1:47.6 | To Talia, their land was how the Mashpee survived four centuries of colonization and now it was |
1:54.6 | being taken away and at a time where we can't even get together we can't even meet to console each |
2:01.7 | other. It literally seemed like it was a tactic to wipe us out completely. The call came from the |
2:08.6 | department of the interior under drum. The backstory is complicated but basically a court case had |
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