One of the principal barriers to assimilation seems to be the natural tendency of white people

to violence. They love violence. They love it as entertainment.

The very foundation of their way of life, death and sacrifice.

White people, with almost missionary zeal, have done their best to export death and sacrifice. White people with almost missionary zeal

have done their best to export death and sacrifice

to every corner of the world.

We are not American.

We are not American.

We are not American.

We are not American. We are not American dead You're not American. Better red than dead.

Better red than dead. With red than Power Hour with Dr. Melanie here,

and we are going to be talking about a movie. Go figure. This is an older film, but we decided we wanted to go back.

I think actually, watching it again, I think there's a lot in this film that's relevant to what's going on now.

But we're talking about Thunderheart, which is a film that was that came out in 1992.

It was directed by Michael Aptead.

And interestingly enough, I found this out

when I was doing research on it.

I knew he did this. I didn't realize they came out the same year.

He also produced a film called Incident at Oglala,

which was about the Leonard Peltier,

the whole situation of the jumping bull compound,

but the trial as well.

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