

The Alcatraz Occupation (1969) w/ Julian Brave Noisecat [[Archive Episode]]
Nov 30, 2023
Julian Brave Noisecat joins the hosts to discuss the 19-month occupation of Alcatraz Island by Native American activists, a pivotal moment in the indigenous civil rights movement. They delve into the build-up to the occupation, the symbolic power it held, and its impact on Indian policy. Lessons from the occupation are explored, highlighting the use of stereotypes and tropes in activism. And don't forget to support the show by purchasing their merchandise!
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Introduction
00:00 • 4min
The Build-up and Symbolism of the Alcatraz Occupation
04:26 • 3min
Media Visibility, Activism, and Political Shifts: The Alcatraz Occupation (1969)
07:29 • 5min
Merchandise and Support
12:11 • 8min
Using Stereotypes and Tropes in Activism: Lessons from the Alcatraz Occupation
20:39 • 3min