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

for 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. You're not American.

Better red than dead.

Better red than dead.

Better red than death.

Yeah.

Hello.

This is Elena calling in from Ogaphoge Owinge, otherwise known as Santa Fe.

I'm one of the co-hosts of Red Power Hour, and I'm flying solo today.

Melanie is involved in what is going on in Minneapolis.

So I am thrilled to be here today with Amy Bowers Cordales, who wrote a book called The Water Remembers, My Indigenous

Families Fight to Save a River and a Way of Life. And it is a beautiful book that made my heart

sing. And we have talked on Red Power Hour and the Red Nation podcast about the removal of the dams on the Klamath River.

And we have talked about the return of the salmon. We have talked about the great journey that your young people took on kayaks to traverse the entirety of the claim with, which all of those

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