Radio Free Alcatraz

GUID

https://n2t.net/ark:/65665/sv4ed50fe60-96ed-4cbd-82a2-bda45bab95a1

Collection Creator

Smith, Paul Chaat

Warrior, Robert Allen

Topic

Alcatraz Island (Calif.) -- History -- Indian occupation, 1969-1971.

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"Like a Hurricane" research collection

"Like a Hurricane" research collection / Series 1: Primary Source Recordings / 1.2: Event and Broadcast Recordings

Extent

1 Sound cassette

Date

1970 January 13 and 14

Container

Box 7

Archival Repository

National Museum of the American Indian

Identifier

NMAI.AC.448, File 448_AV_004

Type

Archival materials

Audio

Sound cassettes

Collection Citation

Identification of specific item; Date (if known); "Like a Hurricane" research collection, NMAI.AC.448; National Museum of the American Indian Archives Center, Smithsonian Institution.

Collection Rights

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Scope and Contents

"In this episode of Radio Free Alcatraz, John Trudell opens by sharing articles from the Native Alliance for Red Power newsletter from Vancouver, British Columbia, to show similarities between Native People in the United States and Canada. The article is entitled, "The art of stealing human rights," taken from a speech given by Gerry Gambill given at a conference on human rights at a Tobique reserve in New Brunswick in August 1968. Trudell then shares NARP's eight-point program for the betterment of Canadian Indians. Trudell concludes this episode expressing United States Indians' support of Canadian Indians and their struggle, and promotes the next Tuesday's program with Canadians Jonny Yesno and Shirley Daniels." From Pacifica Radio Archives, item BB5415.

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Record ID

ebl-1725563700739-1725563701582-0