“Black and Red: The Dilemma of African American-Indigenous Identity in Massachusetts”

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“Black and Red: The Dilemma of African American-Indigenous Identity in Massachusetts”

OVERVIEW

“Black and Red: The Dilemma of African American-Indigenous Identity in Massachusetts” is a 30-minute film produced by the Indigenous Peoples Network, exploring the historic and current racial identity of African American-Indigenous members of the Pocasset Wampanoag of the Pokanoket Nation, descendants who saved the Plymouth Colony. The Indigenous Peoples Network request support for storyboard, pre-production, recording of interviews, editing, stipends, and premiere event for community discussion

Recipient: Indigenous Peoples Network
Project Title: “Black and Red: The Dilemma of African American-Indigenous Identity in Massachusetts”
Grant Program: Expand Massachusetts Stories
Location: Auburn
Date: 2023-09-18
Amount: $20000

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