The Native in his present situation and the future of the Natives of British Columbia
Five First Nations speakers active in a variety of different contexts offer their perspectives on issues of immediate interest. Topics covered include respect and care for elders, the generation gap, adjustment to urban life, education, assimilationist policies, and cultural genocide. Haddie Ferguso...
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ftarcabc:oai:arcabc.ca:lc_5234 2024-06-02T08:06:40+00:00 The Native in his present situation and the future of the Natives of British Columbia Future of the Natives of British Columbia Natives of British Columbia Reel History Project Ferguson, Haddie Jack, Henry Hall, Bob Head, Bill Canton, Marjorie Langara College British Columbia British Columbia British Columbia British Columbia British Columbia British Columbia British Columbia British Columbia British Columbia British Columbia British Columbia British Columbia British Columbia British Columbia British Columbia British Columbia British Columbia British Columbia British Columbia British Columbia British Columbia British Columbia British Columbia 2022 1 streaming audio file : digital, mp3. https://arcabc.ca/islandora/object/lc%3A5234/datastream/OBJ/download https://arcabc.ca/islandora/object/lc%3A5234 eng eng Langara College https://arcabc.ca/islandora/object/lc%3A5234/datastream/OBJ/download lc:5234 https://arcabc.ca/islandora/object/lc%3A5234 Educational use permitted under Canadian copyright law. Native peoples Native peoples--British Columbia Native peoples--History Native peoples--British Columbia--History Native peoples--Social conditions Native peoples--British Columbia--Social conditions Native peoples--Ethnic identity Native peoples--British Columbia--Ethnic identity Native peoples--Government relations Native peoples--British Columbia--Government relations Native peoples--Colonization Native peoples--Colonization--British Columbia Native peoples--Residential schools--History Native peoples--British Columbia--Residential schools--History First Nations First Nations--British Columbia First Nations--Residential schools First Nations--British Columbia--Residential schools Indigenous peoples--History Indigenous peoples--British Columbia--History Indigenous peoples--Social conditions Indigenous peoples--British Columbia--Social conditions Indigenous peoples--Ethnic identity Indigenous peoples--British Columbia--Ethnic identity Indigenous peoples--Government relations Indigenous peoples--British Columbia--Government relations Indigenous peoples--Colonization Indigenous peoples--Colonization--British Columbia Indigenous peoples--Residential schools Indigenous peoples--British Columbia--Residential schools Indigenous peoples--Politics and government Indigenous peoples--British Columbia--Politics and government Tribal government Tribal government--British Columbia Racism--History Racism--British Columbia--History Racism Racism--British Columbia Colonization Race relations--Government policy Race relations--History Race relations E 98 T77 F47 1970 Sound history spoken word interview sources sound recordings streaming audio recordings 2022 ftarcabc 2024-05-06T00:30:44Z Five First Nations speakers active in a variety of different contexts offer their perspectives on issues of immediate interest. Topics covered include respect and care for elders, the generation gap, adjustment to urban life, education, assimilationist policies, and cultural genocide. Haddie Ferguson, Henry Jack, Bob Hall, Bill Head, Marjory Canton. Title from CD case (viewed 24 October 2023) Speakers, Haddie Ferguson, Henry Jack, Bob Hall, Bill Head, Marjory Canton. Recorded on October 21, 1970, Vancouver Community College, Langara Campus. Digital reproduction. Vancouver, B.C. : Langara College, 2001. Transferred from audiotape to CD. Digital reproduction. Vancouver, B.C. : Langara College, 2022. Transferred from CD in accordance with Canadian Copyright S.30.(1)(a) Mode of access: World Wide Web. In English. Streaming audio (MP3) Audio First Nations Arca (BC's Digital Treasures) Ferguson ENVELOPE(-168.583,-168.583,-84.933,-84.933) |
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Native peoples Native peoples--British Columbia Native peoples--History Native peoples--British Columbia--History Native peoples--Social conditions Native peoples--British Columbia--Social conditions Native peoples--Ethnic identity Native peoples--British Columbia--Ethnic identity Native peoples--Government relations Native peoples--British Columbia--Government relations Native peoples--Colonization Native peoples--Colonization--British Columbia Native peoples--Residential schools--History Native peoples--British Columbia--Residential schools--History First Nations First Nations--British Columbia First Nations--Residential schools First Nations--British Columbia--Residential schools Indigenous peoples--History Indigenous peoples--British Columbia--History Indigenous peoples--Social conditions Indigenous peoples--British Columbia--Social conditions Indigenous peoples--Ethnic identity Indigenous peoples--British Columbia--Ethnic identity Indigenous peoples--Government relations Indigenous peoples--British Columbia--Government relations Indigenous peoples--Colonization Indigenous peoples--Colonization--British Columbia Indigenous peoples--Residential schools Indigenous peoples--British Columbia--Residential schools Indigenous peoples--Politics and government Indigenous peoples--British Columbia--Politics and government Tribal government Tribal government--British Columbia Racism--History Racism--British Columbia--History Racism Racism--British Columbia Colonization Race relations--Government policy Race relations--History Race relations E 98 T77 F47 1970 The Native in his present situation and the future of the Natives of British Columbia |
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Five First Nations speakers active in a variety of different contexts offer their perspectives on issues of immediate interest. Topics covered include respect and care for elders, the generation gap, adjustment to urban life, education, assimilationist policies, and cultural genocide. Haddie Ferguson, Henry Jack, Bob Hall, Bill Head, Marjory Canton. Title from CD case (viewed 24 October 2023) Speakers, Haddie Ferguson, Henry Jack, Bob Hall, Bill Head, Marjory Canton. Recorded on October 21, 1970, Vancouver Community College, Langara Campus. Digital reproduction. Vancouver, B.C. : Langara College, 2001. Transferred from audiotape to CD. Digital reproduction. Vancouver, B.C. : Langara College, 2022. Transferred from CD in accordance with Canadian Copyright S.30.(1)(a) Mode of access: World Wide Web. In English. Streaming audio (MP3) |
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Ferguson, Haddie Jack, Henry Hall, Bob Head, Bill Canton, Marjorie Langara College |
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The Native in his present situation and the future of the Natives of British Columbia |
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The Native in his present situation and the future of the Natives of British Columbia |
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The Native in his present situation and the future of the Natives of British Columbia |
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The Native in his present situation and the future of the Natives of British Columbia |
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The Native in his present situation and the future of the Natives of British Columbia |
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native in his present situation and the future of the natives of british columbia |
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